by Hannah Mitchell-Harrison | May 4, 2026 | Wedding Ceremony Music, Wedding Music, wedding song ideas
Image credit: Tom Stenlake Photography Looking for the perfect wedding aisle song? “Here Comes the Sun” by The Beatles has become one of the most popular choices for couples planning a soft, romantic ceremony. In this post, I’ll share why it works so beautifully, and...
by Hannah Mitchell-Harrison | Apr 27, 2026 | HMH Piano Collective, Home Featured, Live piano music, Wedding Music, Weddings
Cover image: Shrigley Photography You might be wondering ‘Why would I spend hundreds on a pianist for my wedding ceremony, when they’re only playing a handful of songs?’ It’s a valid question! On paper, it can look like a short performance. A few key...
by Hannah Mitchell-Harrison | Apr 20, 2026 | Home Featured, Wedding Music
Cover image: Honeydew Moments Most couples go into wedding planning assuming that any entertainment they book is something they’ll get to enjoy. And that makes complete sense. But when it comes to your drinks reception, the reality is a little different. Because while...
by Hannah Mitchell-Harrison | Mar 30, 2026 | Home Featured, Wedding Ceremony Music, Wedding Music
Image credits: Geraint Roberts Photography There’s a common worry many couples have when planning their ceremony: What if the aisle is too short? What if this moment, the one you’ve imagined for so long, is over in seconds? Because your walk down the aisle isn’t just...
by Hannah Mitchell-Harrison | Mar 16, 2026 | Home Featured, Wedding Music, wedding song ideas, Weddings
Choosing the music for your wedding ceremony can feel surprisingly difficult. Some couples have a song that means everything to them. But for many, there isn’t an obvious choice – especially when it comes to the moment you walk down the aisle. And sometimes, the...
by Hannah Mitchell-Harrison | Mar 2, 2026 | HMH Piano Collective, Live piano music, Wedding Music
One of the most common questions we’re asked is this: “Will we know which pianist is playing at our wedding?” And beneath that question is usually something deeper: “If we’re booking a collective, how do we know we’re still getting something personal?” It’s such an...
