Wedding Ceremony•Reviewed on December 4, 2025•From Nyack, NY
We were absolutely thrilled with the Pamela who played harp at our wedding ceremony. Her music was breathtaking—elegant, emotional, and perfectly timed to every moment. She was professional, easy to work with, and brought a magical atmosphere that our guests are still talking about. We couldn’t imagine our day without her beautiful talent.
Review by Nancy S.
Birthday Party (Adult)•Reviewed on June 5, 2025•From Nyack, NY
Pamela was the best! I would recommend her to anyone looking. She was so sweet and fun to work with and the talent was incredible. I will definitely be using her again for more events.
Review by Kimberley S.
Funeral•Reviewed on June 1, 2025•From Revere, MA
Pamela is the utmost professional. From start to finish, she was amazing. Everyone absolutely loved the harp playing, even despite this sad occasion. She was respectful of the occasion and made sure she was there for us in any way needed. She checked in with us often to see if there was anything else she could do.. I would recommend her to anyone looking! She is so talented!
Review by Laura P.
Wedding Ceremony•Reviewed on May 27, 2025•From Jermyn, PA
She is very talented, nice and plays beautifully. However, she is a very big Primadonna. You will need to hire her an assistant unless you have nothing else going on and can assist her. Starting from my rehearsal dinner to the ceremony she had multiple requests for a heater, location changes - my husband had to build her a platform since the ground was wet (I understand this), but then said she wouldn't play there because there was wind. Offered to move her to a covered gazebo area again not good enough. The venue (3 separate employees) informed me she drove them crazy with requests.
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Hi Laura,
I'm sorry you had inclement weather for your wedding, I know you looked forward to a sunny outdoor ceremony. The signed contract included a weather clause, and I was told coverage would be provided for me in an email from you. Upon arrival I was asked to play outdoors in on/off rain, wind, and 50 degree weather with no coverage but a hand held umbrella given to me.
These are unsafe conditions for the harp as outlined in my contract. I cannot risk damage to a $20,000 harp + sound equipment for a lack of planning on your end. I appreciated the platform, but without rain coverage, was unable to use it.
Harps are Prima-donnas. They are fragile instruments and require certain conditions. This was discussed prior.
I declined playing from the gazebo because it was downhill, downwind, and far away from guests/ceremony. I would have been inaudible there. My choice of location was made by how I could best serve the ceremony and guests given the conditions.
Kind regards
