Reviews
Wedding, funeral, or a party hour
Shop notes, not star widgets. Occasion picks the book more than the instrument. A wedding wants a processional. A funeral wants quiet seating music. A corporate hour wants background, not a recital. This page does not book a player and it does not print a fee. Write a request on Request if you need a player routed. Florida afternoon air swells wood. Lyon & Healy care notes belong with the player, not on a seating chart. The humidity guide is Outdoor humidity.
Wedding
Prelude seating, a processional, a short signing piece, a recessional. Titles the couple already named. Haley Rhodeside’s events page is one public Orlando cite for private events and weddings. Durations as ranges live on the ceremony timeline guide. A lawn still wants a processional. Outdoor humidity is a load-in question for the player, not a seating-chart question.
Funeral
Quiet processional and seating. Hymns or named pieces the family asked for. Volume stays low. A chapel still wants quiet seating even when a wedding on a lawn wants a processional. Catalog cites sit on Funeral.
Corporate or party
Background hour. Conversation stays louder than the harp. A shorter book, sometimes one named song. Corporate and party cites are separate pages. Do not paste a wedding processional onto a cocktail hour.
Lever versus pedal, then gear
Lyon & Healy and Salvi publish string counts. A lever harp often has 22 to 40 strings and raises pitch with levers. A concert pedal harp typically has 47 strings and seven pedals. Outdoor and cocktail hours often use a lever harp because it travels. Formal ceremonies often want a pedal harp when the player brings one. Read the player’s own page. A tuner and a stand are packing objects for a player. They do not pick the occasion.
A clip-on chromatic tuner after humidity hits the wood. Get this. A folding stand. The harp is not a table. Get this.
Compare: Occasion. Sets: Sets. Gear: Gear.