Andrew Brian
Highland Bagpiper
COVID-19 update
I am still available to provide my service in various settings (subject to local guidelines). All of my performances are fully social distanced and performances are not impacted due to social distancing. For more information or advice please get in touch and I will be happy to assist.
Dinner nights
It is traditional in most Scottish societies and Scottish military regiments for formal dinner evenings to have a piper play throughout the proceedings. Important guests can be honoured by being piped to their place at the top table and led out again after the meal. Pipers traditionally play a short set during the meal.
Many organisations hold formal dinner nights to celebrate appointments, honour special guests or mark a retirement. Pipers can add a Scottish flavour to the night or even just provide an impact that will be talked about for years after.
Some evenings may have a Scottish theme such as Burns night or Saint Andrews night, others might celebrate a special guests Scottish heritage. Either way, the piper can add that prestige that befits the occasion.
Arrival of the Guests
Pipe at the entrance of your venue during the arrival of your family and guests
Suggested tunes - Bright, cheerful traditional bagpipe marching tunes and reels and jigs
VIP Guests
VIP guests paraded to their seats with something uplifting such as Highland Laddie
During the meal
A selection of airs, jigs, reels and hornpipes to wow your guests.