Weddings
Bridal march and grand entrance →
Signature format
The signature KLPD sound: Great Highland bagpipes and Scottish drums, in full Highland dress. Powerful, ceremonial and instantly recognisable.
In plain English
Bagpipers and drummers playing together as one unit — usually marching in, then performing in formation.
It's louder and more ceremonial than a brass band, and the most recognisable sound for a grand entrance. Ideal when you want everyone in the room to stop and turn.
What's in the line-up
Best for
Bridal march and grand entrance →
Academic processions →
VIP arrivals and award nights →
Ceremonies and national days →
Watch
★★★★★
“I have received tremendous compliment of bagpipe from my family members as well as my guest. Punctual!!”
Not quite right?
FAQ
In practice, no — guests usually find it comfortably loud rather than overwhelming. In a smaller room with a bigger band, we simply keep a little distance from the audience so it stays enjoyable for everyone.
Yes. Alongside traditional Scottish tunes we play English, Malaysian, Chinese and Indian music — and song requests are welcome.
Not much — any reasonable space works. Our players are used to adjusting their formation to fit the room, stage or aisle on the day.
Yes — from a solo piper or small group up to the full band. Tell us your venue and budget and we'll recommend a line-up.
Send your date and venue — we reply within 24 hours.