This luncheon was a celebration of life for a special man that was a husband, brother, father, grandfather, uncle and friend. Family and friends shared their memories and experiences as they gathered together to focus on the life of their dear one. Dennis Dean provided the delicious meal and decor for this event.

It’s always wonderful at the Carl House! For this evening, the house was packed with great food, lively music provided by Wendy Bennett and myself. DJ Tod Peavy provided music later in the evening. There was even a Flash Mob that took everyone by surprise!

The Occasions Magazine held a wonderful networking mixer at the 103 West tonight. I loved playing on the piano there. It had a nice crisp sound perfect for mixing some light jazz with love songs to keep it in the valentines spirit.

What a view! The floor to ceiling windows brought in the nature without bringing in the cold…brr.  The beautiful Steinway was perfectly in tune and a joy to play on. Here I played mostly love songs with a mix of smooth jazz for the guests to enjoy. Table for two?

Here I played a mix of love songs to set the mood for this Valentine’s celebration! Couples enjoyed delicious dishes and heard songs from the grand piano onsite. It was a pleasure to play at this venue. The staff was so friendly and accommodating any guest would enjoy their time here.

Here I played for a corporate dinner for three and a half hours. I had a beautiful backdrop of sea life as I played show tunes, jazz and easy listening music. The ceiling lights slowly changed colors as if they changed the mood with the songs I played. It was a delight to play at this beautiful venue.

What a day! Over 1,000 Brides and Grooms looking for great vendors to make their wedding a dream come true. I was so glad to be apart of it all! I even got to meet Brenda Wood from 11Alive News.

There was just a slight breeze in the air as this couple tied the knot in family home. Small and quaint was the setting for this young couple. I played Canon in D as the flower girl and Bride came down to the wedding altar and for the recessional “Don’t Stop Believin’”. Prelude music included classical, Rascal Flatts, Steve Holy and Chris Tomlin.

What a wonderful night, from the music to the food! Chef, Jim Deupree, winner of two Iron Chef contests delighted the taste buds while Wendy Bennett sang beautifully as I accompanied her and played some solo tunes. Guests enjoyed wine and dancing at the exquisite Carl House.

WIPA, Wedding Industry Professionals Association just launched their first meeting in GA today. It was held at the Academy of Medicine at Georgia Tech. I played as wedding professionals came to network, have tea and delicious treats and to hear about the top wedding buzz from a great speaker, Rebecca Grinnals. The song list started with classically themed wedding music and then ended with jazzy tunes. Thank you to Lindsay Pitt from Toast Events for coordinating it all!