Cambridgeshire Piper #2623 This piper has played the bagpipes for over thirty - Available in Shoeburyness

Essex Piper #3253 Performs pipe music in the traditional way and als - Available in Shoeburyness

Essex Piper #4273 - Available in Shoeburyness

Suffolk Piper #4306 Bagpiper for over 43 years. Former Scots Guards pi - Available in Shoeburyness

Client Reviews

#3014 "He was brilliant and an excellent sport through a rather strange set of circumstances." Peter Richardson, Producer-The Grand Tour - The Grand Tour, Clarkson Hammond and May

#1598 "We would just like to say 'Thank you so much' for making our wedding day so special! Everyone was really surprised that you were there to play us out of church and your bagpipe music was beautiful and so fitting to our special day. It was definitely one of the highlights to our day as it gave me goose bumps when I turned around and saw you standing in front of us. Everyone thought you were great! If we ever have another family celebration we will not hesitate to contact you to play for us, and that includes recommending your services to others!" Mr and Mrs G, Swallowfield -

#3160 "He made our day, and everyone commented on what a lovely touch it was. He looked resplendent in his outfit and really helped the day be everything we had hoped for. His piping was that extra touch that really made the day special for us both " Helen -

#3014 "Trust this e-mail finds you well. Just wanted to thank you again for your piping at Durn House. You were absolutely brilliant and we really appreciated you playing a part in our ceremony. John & Joanne " -

#2664 "absolutely superb! Not only did he look the part, his piping was incredible and he was such a nice chap. I would not hesitate to book him again. Thanks so much!" Summersgill - Manchester One (city centre)

#2519 "Dear Peter I am the niece of Pte Thomas Rooney recently honoured at the ceremony at Fort Pitt Military Cemetery Chris Barker sent me the video of the ceremony and I would like to thank you for playing. It is wonderful to see my uncle honoured nearly 100 years after his death. My only regret is that his parents and siblings aren't alive to see it. I grew up with stories from my Aunts (my father was only four when he went to war so had limited memories) about their elder brother Tom and how wonderful he was. One of my Aunts had kept all the memorial cards and letters concerning Tom. I think it was a great wrench in their lives when he died. I have been to Fromelles where he was injured and to Fort Pitt School (the hospital he was in) and Fort Pitt Cemetery, so the ceremony was somethi" - piping for the veterans of WW1