The Highland Bagpipes are most commonly used in traditional Scottish and Celtic music, and are often played at events such as weddings, funerals, and other ceremonies.
The Walsh Small Bagpipes are a quiet, mellow alternative to the Highland Bagpipes. They are ideal for indoor playing and providing background music. Kelly often plays the small Bagpipes at weddings when the couple is signing the register.
The electronic Redpipes emulate both the Highland Bagpipes and the small pipes providing versatility for a variety of venues. Additionally, the key can be changed, which is ideal as an accompaniment with other instruments. They also have the benefit of volume control.
Irish Whistles can be a quieter option than Highland Bagpipes when a more subtle musical performance is desired. They are most-suitable as an accompaniment with other instruments.
- Melissa & Frank
- Phil & Family
- Linda
- Bruce and Sandra Lindsay
- Craig Freifeld
- Michelle & Justin
- John & June
- Sonia Bateman
- Mandi & Greg
- The Hunters
- Angie & Andrew
- Gary W. Clement, Chair of The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 24
- Adam G.
- Heather & Jeremy Stortz
- Tess Kankly
- Kendra Tobin