1. What songs do you recommend for my wedding?

There are no ‘rules’ on the types of music you can choose, so feel free to discuss your choices with me. Have a look at my suggested song list but sometimes it can be special to have songs that are meaningfull to you as a couple, so just let me know. Most couples like to have a two or three songs for their wedding plus hymns or the psalm. 

2. Do I need to provide an accompanist?

Some churches have an organ and organist to accompany hymns and may be able to accompany your wedding singer. If so, I can provide them with all the music and arrange a short rehearsal before the ceremony. I also have my own accompanist who can be booked through me if you wish and would incurr an extra charge. But I am equally happy to sing with an accomplished organist/pianist/musician of your choice. To save money, I also have my own high-quality pre-recorded accompaniments for many songs - while some songs work best unaccompanied.

3. When would you add songs for a funeral?

Most families ask for a soloist to perform one or two songs either at the beginning or the end of the ceremony or memorial, but I am very happy to sing more songs if you wish and if the duration of the service allows it.

4. Do you teach voice lessons in schools as well?

Yes, I give one to one singing lessons in primary and secondary schools and run choirs and percussion ensembles, as well as theory tuition.

5. How far will you travel?

I am happy to travel anywhere within London zone 6 for no extra charge, but also happy to travel within a 100 mile radius of Greater London, but charging for travel expenses.

6. How much do you charge?

Please download my breakdown of fees here: