Having recently exhibited at a wedding fair, it occurred to me that the best suppliers are always in big demand. Couples are fishing for suppliers for their wedding day and tend to book quickly when they meet the right service provider.
It also occurs to me that, in keeping with perfecting their upcoming day, couples don’t like to be rushed into making hasty decisions. Whatever part of your day you have in mind, you like to think that you’ve had time to research and consider your supplier carefully. It presents a sort of contradiction.
In the context of booking piano for your wedding ceremony and/or drinks reception, it takes a tiny fraction of your time to get in touch via the contact form. When couples get in touch with me just to enquire, their name and date is immediately placed on my radar. In the (surprisingly likely) event that another couple come along looking for the same date, I tend to get in touch with the original couple and let them know that the date is being required by someone else. By this stage, normally, a few days or weeks have passed and you’ll have had plenty of time to decide.
There’s always the option to give me a call or arrange a meeting so as to feel that little bit more encouraged when considering hiring a wedding pianist.
I like to make the process of securing the date with a small deposit as simple as possible so that you can confidently tick that box and proclaim to everyone that you have your pianist booked for your wedding day.
