Traditional Scottish Pipers for weddings, funerals, Burns Night, corporate events and private celebrations.
Our professional Bagpipers are available for all types of events across the UK. Whether you’re planning a wedding, funeral, Burns Night, corporate event, private party, or a New Year’s Eve celebration, we have highly experienced pipers ready to perform.
Every Piper offers a wide repertoire of traditional Scottish tunes, ceremonial marches, laments and modern requests. Performances can be tailored to suit your event — from formal and traditional to lively and celebratory.
Many clients ask: How much does a Piper cost? Prices vary depending on travel distance, performance length and the type of event.
From £200
From £150
A traditional Scottish Bagpiper adds a timeless and emotional touch to your wedding day. From piping the bride down the aisle to leading the couple into the reception, a Piper creates unforgettable moments. Learn more about our Wedding Piper services.
More InfoCelebrate Scotland’s national poet with a traditional Bagpiper. Our Pipers perform classic Burns Night tunes and can also deliver the Address to a Haggis. Book early — Burns Night is one of the busiest dates of the year.
Learn MoreOur Bagpipers are available for a wide range of occasions including funerals, private parties, corporate events, New Year’s Eve, Burns Night, birthdays, anniversaries and more.
For maximum impact, you can also book a full Scottish Pipe Band or mini‑band. Ideal for parades, festivals, weddings and large corporate events. Learn more about our Pipe Band Hire options.
“This bagpiper played in my work and was so good that we booked him for our wedding to play my husband the guests and myself in to the church and he was absolutely brilliant and a great way to honour o…”
“It was really good to meet you and your contribution was a real treat! Such a professional! We must do this again soon. …”
“He was great, we appreciated his time and playing! Felt emotional . …”
We provide Pipers across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
