Simply Strings Musical Trio
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Simply Strings are one of the most popular musical trios available to the Yorkshire region, providing the perfect musical background for your special day.
Known throughout the county for their glamorous presentation and elegant musical style, Simply Strings are three talented musicians boasting more than 30 years’ playing experience between them. The trio – a cello player and two violinists will add atmosphere to any wedding reception, party or wedding ceremony.
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With a repertoire of hundreds of classical, pop, traditional and TV theme songs, Simply Strings are sure to have something special for your event. Everything from The Queen of Sheba to songs from the musicals is on offer to help make your wedding day the happiest of your life.
If you have a favourite piece of music that you would like to include in the festivities, the highly- trained musicians of Simply Strings will happily perform it for you.
Playing on the arrival of the bride, the groom and guests, Simply Strings will all that they can to make the happiest day of your life a magical experience.
The trio are available to play in Leeds, Sheffield, Nottingham, York, Harrogate, Barnsley, Doncaster, and will also play at ceremonies held in Derbyshire. Where ever they play, you can be sure that Simply Strings will ensure that your day has a special touch or class that no one else can provide.
Simply Strings are a popular feature at weddings across the county, as these glowing testimonials show:
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"Simply Strings are simply superb! They bring a cultured and sophisticated mood to any event."
"On behalf of our entire guests we would like to thank you and your fellow strings for an absolutely fantastic show at our wedding. You were simply perfect!
More information – including recordings of the trio’s work - is available at www.simplystringstrio.co.uk For further information on prices and availability, please contact:
Liz Stacey
Tel: (01142) 362847
Mobile: (07866) 892668
Please mention yorkshireweddingservices.com when booking.
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