Performer

Weddings

Live harp for the ceremony, the hour guests are arriving, and the dinner that follows. Music that feels specific to you, played with concert-level care.

Kaitlin playing harp outdoors at sunset in a champagne gown

The day

From the first note to the last toast.

Most weddings use the harp in one or more of these places: prelude and ceremony (processional, a mid-ceremony piece, recessional), cocktail hour, and a dinner or reception set. You can book one part of the day or several.

Repertoire runs from classical ceremony pieces to pop, jazz, film, and game scores, reshaped for harp. If a song matters to you and it can live on the instrument, Kaitlin will shape an arrangement. Browse the list, then send the titles you already love.

Details planners ask

Clear before you hold the date.

Solo or duo

Solo harp is the usual wedding sound. Duo Duoro adds flute for cocktail hour, a gallery-like dinner, or a ceremony that wants two instruments.

Timing

Four to eight weeks is comfortable for many dates. Peak wedding months and holidays fill earlier. Send the date even if the rest is still open.

Place

Los Angeles and Southern California are home base. Outdoor gardens, courtyards, and ballrooms all work when there is shade, level ground, and a plan for weather.

Requests

Name songs in the booking note. The repertoire page is a starting library, not a limit. Custom arrangements are part of the work.