Nashville Wedding Guitarist

Q: What do you wear?

I wear all black dress clothes. For outdoor ceremonies I may or may not wear a suit jacket and tie, depending on the temperature.

Q: Do you learn new songs?

Yes! I've had brides walk down the aisle to The Black Crowes, Snow Patrol, The Zombies and (not kidding) the theme to the 'Final Fantasy' video game. Occasionally I charge a small fee for new songs ($10-25) to cover sheet music and time.

Q: What makes you different from other musicians?

I've been playing weddings professionally since 2005, and performed for over 700 weddings. There is more to playing a wedding ceremony than just musicianship. It requires timing and poise, and an ability to 'roll with the punches.' You never know what's going to happen, so it's good to have lots of experience.

Q: Do you provide music for wedding ceremonies or cocktail receptions?

Yes. I offer packages that range from solo guitar for the ceremony and prelude for seating of guests, to classical and Jazz trios and quartets for ceremony and cocktail hour, as well as reception.

Q: How early do you come to set up?

For solo guitar I typically arrive thirty minutes before the prelude begins. It usually takes me about five minutes to set up the small amplifier I bring with me, but I like to have plenty of time in case I need to run an extension cord or if there is traffic or another delay.

Q: What are your sales taxes?

All taxes are included in the price.

Category: Live Solo Performer

Type: Solo instrumentalist

Genres: Blues

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About Nashville Wedding Guitarist

Rob Higginbotham

Guitarist, business owner

Simple. Elegant. Beautiful. If this is what you envision for your wedding, classical guitar may be exactly what you're looking for. Guitarist Rob Higginbotham brings a blend of virtuosic classical guitar repertoire and contemporary fingerstyle guitar to add that special touch to any occasion. He has been featured on NPR, performed with the Nashville Symphony and played over 60 weddings last year. With over 25 years of playing experience, you can be assured of a flawless performance and a treasured memory.

Rob offers a broad range of classical, contemporary and Celtic styles to choose from, whether you want traditional wedding ceremony music, jazz standards, Beatles' songs, or any of your favorite songs. Violin, cello and flute duets and trios are also available.

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Services

Ceremony microphones and sound
Learning new songs
Sound system capability audience <300 -

Musical genres

Blues
Classical
Country/Folk
Gospel/Christian
Jazz
Latin
Motown/Soul
Pop/Top 40s
R&B
Rock

Event types

After party
Cocktail hour
Couples luncheon
Elopement
Engagement party
Farewell brunch
Rehearsal dinner
Wedding ceremony
Wedding reception

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•Nancy•Nov 12, 2020
Rob's been playing Ceremonies and Cocktail Hours for us since we opened in 2016. He's great for parties and corporate events as well. He has a cool style and can play anything from vintage to modern to hymns.

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I wear all black dress clothes. For outdoor ceremonies I may or may not wear a suit jacket and tie, depending on the temperature.

Yes! I've had brides walk down the aisle to The Black Crowes, Snow Patrol, The Zombies and (not kidding) the theme to the 'Final Fantasy' video game. Occasionally I charge a small fee for new songs ($10-25) to cover sheet music and time.

I've been playing weddings professionally since 2005, and performed for over 700 weddings. There is more to playing a wedding ceremony than just musicianship. It requires timing and poise, and an ability to 'roll with the punches.' You never know what's going to happen, so it's good to have lots of experience.

Yes. I offer packages that range from solo guitar for the ceremony and prelude for seating of guests, to classical and Jazz trios and quartets for ceremony and cocktail hour, as well as reception.

For solo guitar I typically arrive thirty minutes before the prelude begins. It usually takes me about five minutes to set up the small amplifier I bring with me, but I like to have plenty of time in case I need to run an extension cord or if there is traffic or another delay.

All taxes are included in the price.

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Nashville Wedding Guitarist

About Nashville Wedding Guitarist

Rob Higginbotham

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Frequently asked questions

What do you wear?

Do you learn new songs?

What makes you different from other musicians?

Do you provide music for wedding ceremonies or cocktail receptions?

How early do you come to set up?

What are your sales taxes?

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