In time honoured tradition, Caledonian Cowboy has long followed the proper practice of piping at weddings. The foremost of these being that the first and only person who should be piped for at any wedding, is the lady of the day herself - The Bride.

Traditionally the piper would lead the bride from her house, through the village streets to the local church. Once the groom, preacher; guests, organist and others in attendance heard the initial skirl of the pipes, then they knew that the bride was approaching and the service would then begin.

The Full Boofter

The Full Boofter package consists of -

Piping for the arrival of the bride to the wedding service. (This may include leading the bridal car a few metres up to the entrance of the venue if suitable, or if the bride is getting ready at the venue, piping her through the venue to outside the service suite or equivalent).

Piping the bride down the aisle and for the signing of the registry if required. (The piping for the signing of the registry may be performed on the gentler sounding traditional Scottish small pipes if so preferred).

After the service, the piper shall then pipe the exit of the bride and groom, plus all of their guests.

At the reception (when it is a different venue from the service) the newly married couple will be piped on arrival to the entrance.

If required, the piper can play the traditional Scottish small pipes as background music during the drinks reception.

The piper shall then lead the top table guests to their seats.

Next, the piper shall lead the happy couple to their cake, then to their seats.

The piper shall then deliver the unique and highly sought after 'Piper's Toast'.

Finally the piper will retire from the room.

The piper shall then return to pipe for the arrival of the evening guests and/or during the buffet break later in the evening. (This can be either as a solo piper or with numerous pipers/drummers).

The Hauf Boofter

The Hauf Boofter package consists of:

Piping for the arrival of the bride to the wedding service (This may include leading the bridal car a few metres up to the entrance of the venue if suitable, or if the bride is getting ready at the venue, piping her through the venue to outside the service suite or equivalent).

Piping the bride down the aisle and for the signing of the registry if required. (The piping for the signing of the registry may be performed on the gentler sounding traditional Scottish small pipes if so preferred).

After the service, the piper shall then pipe the exit of the bride and groom, plus all of their guests.

At the reception (When it is a different venue from the service) the newly married couple will be piped on arrival to the entrance.

If required, the piper can play the traditional Scottish small pipes as background music during the drinks reception.

The piper shall then lead the top table guests to their seats.

Next, the piper shall lead the happy couple to their cake, then to their seats.

The piper shall then deliver the unique and highly sought after 'Piper's Toast'.

Finally the piper will retire from the room.

The Wee Boofter

The Wee Boofter package consists of:

Piping for the arrival of the bride to the wedding service (This may include leading the bridal car a few metres up to the entrance of the venue if suitable, or if the bride is getting ready at the venue, piping her through the venue to outside the service suite or equivalent).

Piping the bride down the aisle and for the signing of the registry if required. (The piping for the signing of the registry may be performed on the gentler sounding traditional Scottish small pipes if so preferred).

After the service, the piper shall then pipe the exit of the bride and groom, plus all of their guests.

*Please note that all of these options can be altered to suit the client and shall be priced accordingly*