Professional Piper for Funerals and Memorials
There is a lot of tradition in the history of the bagpipe. One of these traditions is saying a final farewell to a loved one. The Scottish Highland Bagpipe is a powerful instrument that can relate powerful emotion. At funerals bagpipes are often played as a musical memorial to the one who has passed on. I have played many funerals and take each one seriously. I realize that the music I play will leave a lasting impression and will become part of the final memories that the family and friends will have of the deceased. I only wish to play in a way that will enhance these memories. A bagpiper from Scottish Bagpiping is one of the most fitting ways to provide an emotional and meaningful send off for a departed loved one.
Here are a few options that might help you decide how you would like to incorporate bagpipes during the funeral service.
- At the viewing.
- As guest arrive at the church service.
- Musical interlude during the service.
- While the guests pay their final respects.
- At the Graveside or Crematorium.
- Memorial Services
Scottish Bagpiping primarily covers an area including Glasgow, Renfrewshire, Inverclyde and Ayrshire. Towns within this include West Kilbride, Largs, Ardrossan, Paisley, Greenock, Irvine, Saltcoats, Fairlie, Wemyss Bay and many others.
Distance is not an object, so please just ask.
Distance is not an object, so please just ask.