What is your most memorable wedding?
One of our most memorable weddings was at Coniston Coppermines, where we had to lug our equipment halfway up a mountain, with the dramatic Lake District backdrop behind us!
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Fun, authentic, inclusive, rhythmic, social
What about your business are you most proud of?
I’m most proud of our reputation for delivering fun, inclusive ceilidhs with great energy, and the fantastic reviews from happy clients.
What is your No. 1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Start with the music early! It sets the tone for your entire day, and booking your band well in advance ensures you get the best (that's us!)
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
One of my favourites was a Lord of the Rings-themed wedding, where the bride and groom arrived in full fancy dress – the groom as Aragorn and the bride as Arwen. It was epic!
Describe your typical process with a couple.
First, we chat to understand their vision, then we send over a tailored quote and package details. Once booked, we keep in touch, offer song and dance suggestions, and coordinate the logistics. On the day, we handle everything from setting up to getting everyone on the dance floor, ensuring a smooth, fun night.
What is your No. 1 top tip for keeping a crowd entertained?
Keep things interactive! A ceilidh is all about getting everyone involved, so make sure there’s plenty of opportunity for guests to join in and have fun, no matter their dancing skill level.
Where is the most memorable place you have performed?
The most memorable place I’ve performed has to be the Dominion Theatre in London. We weren't booked for a ceilidh that time, but the energy and atmosphere of such a legendary venue made it unforgettable!
Have you had any interesting surprises at a wedding?
Yes, we once had a Jack Russell carry the wedding ring down the aisle – a real show-stealer and definitely a memorable moment!
What is your party trick?
Our party trick? The longest Strip the Willow – we’re in touch with Guinness World Records to make it official.