Celtic Music for Your Wedding

Traditional Celtic Bands for Weddings

Scottish Bride and Groom in kilt outside facing the officiant VA

Photo: Grace Withers

Your family and friends gather; serenaded by the magical sounds of Celtic wedding music, fiddles, flutes, guitars, bodhrans, pipes and harps, played with care by our expert Irish and Scottish wedding bands. Then it’s your turn to come down the aisle to meet your future spouse. Words are spoken, promises made, love expressed. The instruments swirl into play again, and off the two of you go to enter your new life together. The music surrounds you and carries you to your new life. You are married!

Your Ceremony

Samples of Celtic Wedding Music

Your Cocktail Hour

The celebration begins! The band’s jigs and reels bring smiles to your guests as you prepare for your reception. Laughter and joy accompany the music that float through the air creating a magical atmosphere. You join your friends and family to begin the festivities.

Photo: Jon Goell

“The music was BEAUTIFUL! We received so many compliments…” Shannon G.

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Toasts to the Married Couple! A beautiful meal is accompanied by charming Celtic tunes that accent the happy mood.

Your Wedding Meal

Four Irish musicians seated playing Celtic harp Irish flute fiddle and Uilleann pipes at wedding reception

Photo: Jon Goell

The celebration is in full swing. Toasts are made, your cake is cut, and you visit with all the people who are most important to you. Enveloping you in joy, the Celtic band keeps the energy upbeat with great tunes. You and your friends and family dance, you laugh and the music follows you in an enchanted whirl.

Or if you’d like a more organized dance that everyone can do, try a Ceili dance with one of our outstanding Dance Callers! (Scroll down)

Your Reception

Celtic Wedding Music Ideas: Top 5 Celtic Wedding Songs

“…the ceilidh dancing…was one of the most enjoyable parts of the evening for everyone!” —Helen S.

Bride and Groom dance a ceili dance at their reception

An experienced dance caller takes the floor and invites you and your guests to learn simple ceili dancing. After a short walk-through the dance, the band strikes up and off you go! Through arches made by your guests hands, swinging in the arms of your friends and family, dancing the night away.

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Your Ceili Dance!

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Celtic music, Irish music, Scottish music: which should you choose?

If you have family heritage or history that is Irish or Scottish, choose those. If you don’t feel drawn to a specific culture, choose Celtic. Irish and Scottish music are both part of the Celtic tradition!