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Harpists in North Wales

Hire a harpist in North Wales

The harp is a classic choice for a wedding ceremony, and for good reason. In North Wales, harpists create a calm, elegant atmosphere for the aisle, the signing and the drinks reception afterwards.

North Wales has a wide choice of wedding venues, from Bodnant Welsh Food Centre and Plas Dinam to Bodysgallen Hall &amp. Our harpists travel to towns across the area, including Llandudno, Bangor and Wrexham, so the location of your venue won't limit your choice. Further down this page are more local venues, such as Soughton Hall, Chateau Rhianfa and Tyn Dwr Hall, with details of each.

Harpists play a mix of classical repertoire and arrangements of pop, film and folk songs, so the music can be traditional or personal to you. Some play a full concert harp and others a smaller lever harp, which is easier to move between rooms.

Hireaband has been booking live entertainment for weddings since 1999. Every harpist listed here travels to North Wales as standard, and the instant quote button on this page shows pricing and availability for your date.

The essentials:

  • Typical cost: £350 to £900, depending on how long they perform and the date
  • Your quote shows exactly what's included
  • Ceremony, drinks reception and wedding breakfast packages available from many acts
  • Most couples book several months ahead, sooner for a summer Saturday
  • Every booking carries a 14-day change-of-mind refund

A harp needs a flat, level space and shelter from sun, wind and rain. If your ceremony and drinks reception are in different places, tell us the timings so the harpist can plan the move between them.

Most harpist bookings fall between £350 and £900. A ceremony-only booking sits at the lower end, while a harpist covering the ceremony, drinks reception and wedding breakfast sits towards the upper end. The date and time of year make up the rest of the difference, so a weekday or winter date can cost less than a summer Saturday.

Rather than a generic demo, every act's page shows the performer you would be booking, with videos, audio, a repertoire list and reviews. Between them you can get a clear sense of the act well before the day.

Enter your date and venue in the instant quote button for live pricing and availability. After you book, we look after the contract, deposit and details, and keep in touch right up to the wedding. You also get a 14-day change-of-mind refund and an emergency contact number to use on the day.

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FAQs

Usually the processional, signing of the register and recessional, then background music for the drinks reception. Repertoire includes classical pieces and harp arrangements of modern songs.

Yes. Many harpists have arrangements of pop and film songs, and some can arrange a special request with enough notice.

Yes, with shade and shelter nearby. A harp can't play in rain or strong sun, so check your venue in North Wales has a covered spot.

Around two by two metres of flat, level floor and a chair. No power is needed.

Typically £350 to £900, depending on how long they play and the date. Your quote shows exactly what's included.

Usually, yes. Tell us the timings and the distance between rooms, and the harpist will plan the move.

Reviews

(5)

“We just wanted to thank you so much for performing at our wedding. The guests raved about you and a couple have actually asked for your name! I personally heard the harp :) I opened the window and listened to you as the guests arrived and it sounded so magical! Your guitar talents are off the chart!
Thanks so much for making our wedding day so special.”

(5)

“Jennifer gave us an outstanding walking up the aisle song, which I had requested. Only wish I had got to hear her playing more song as oppose to spending 3 hours having photos taken! Thanks to all at hire a band.”

(5)

“Declan was absolutely fantastic. We had a zoom chat with him the week of the wedding and gave him a few ideas. Everyone on the day commented on how good he was. Kept all our guests entertained while we got our wedding photos taken too. The only bad thing was we never got to thank him in person before he left!
So thank you!”

(5)

“Declan Daniel was amazing, he was early and performed non-stop for the full slot. He was funny and kept everyone entertained. I would highly recommend him to others and would hire him again for future events.
The Hireaband team were helpful, friendly and kept in touch before the event and provided all the information we would require in case we needed it.
Highly recommend their services!”

(5)

“Declan was a breath of fresh air- not only was he professional but put us both at ease knowing that the music was in the best hands. We received loads of compliments about the ceremony and drinks reception music Declan played. He chatted away to some of our guests before he headed off which was lovely. Would recommend Declan 100% to anyone and only wish we had another event to book him for!”

(5)

“Hi. We would like to record our appreciation to Declan Daniel for the music he played at our wedding reception last Saturday. Many of the guests commented on the quality of his playing and there is no doubt that Declan's music added a very special ingredient to our special day. Please pass on our thanks and best wishes for his musical career. Many thanks also for a very efficient service. Best wishes”

Local Venues in North Wales

Tyn Dwr Hall

Tyn Dwr Hall

A Grade II listed Victorian hall high in the Dee Valley above Llangollen, taken exclusively, with 27 bedrooms and a glamping village behind.

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Portmeirion

Portmeirion

Clough Williams-Ellis's Italianate village on its own wooded estuary in Gwynedd, where pastel towers look down on sand, gardens and the sea.

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Bodysgallen Hall & Spa

Bodysgallen Hall & Spa

A 17th-century National Trust hall in parkland above Llandudno, with a rare knot garden, a medieval tower and long views to Conwy Castle and Eryri.

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Soughton Hall

Soughton Hall

A former bishop's palace at Northop reworked by Sir Charles Barry, approached down an avenue of chestnuts and taken exclusively for the day.

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Ruthin Castle

Ruthin Castle

A red sandstone castle with medieval roots on the edge of Ruthin, with peacocks wandering the lawns, a woodland spa and 59 bedrooms upstairs.

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Plas Dinam

Plas Dinam

A Victorian family mansion above the Severn valley at Llandinam, hired by the weekend, with a glass-roofed stables barn for the evening party.

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Bodnant Welsh Food Centre

Bodnant Welsh Food Centre

A working farm in the Conwy Valley at Tal-y-Cafn, with a hayloft for the party, a farmhouse to sleep in and Bodnant Garden just up the road.

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Chateau Rhianfa

Chateau Rhianfa

A Loire-style chateau built in the 1840s on the shore of the Menai Strait, with terraced gardens, 27 bedrooms and Eryri right across the water.

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Plas Dinas Country House

Plas Dinas Country House

The Armstrong-Jones family's old Gwynedd home near Caernarfon, set in 15 acres looking out over Foryd Bay towards Llanddwyn and the open sea.

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