About Saoirse
Ceremony and event singer, based in Co. Sligo, working with couples and families throughout Ireland.

Meet Saoirse
I'm a professional ceremony singer based in Co. Sligo, covering every kind of ceremony (church, civil, spiritual and humanist) throughout Ireland.
I love working closely with couples to bring the ceremony they wish for to life, whether that's upbeat, personal, heartfelt or completely unique. The songs you choose become the theme tracks to your magical day, memories you'll cherish for the rest of your lives together.
From Ave Maria to Ed Sheeran, I put my own touch on every song to make it unforgettable.
My repertoire is extensive, and if there's a song you love that isn't already on my list, I'm always happy to learn it especially for you. I perform as a soloist, with piano or guitar accompaniment, or alongside a harpist or string quartet, whatever suits your vision for the day.
I'd love to hear from you, and to work alongside you both to put together the perfect selection of songs, ones you and your guests will remember forever.
Performance Formats
Whatever suits your occasion, here's how I can perform on the day.
- Soloist
- Just voice and heart: a stripped-back, intimate sound that suits a quiet ceremony or an acoustic moment.
- With Piano
- Accompanied by piano, for a rich, classic sound that suits any ceremony.
- With Guitar
- Accompanied by acoustic guitar, for a warmer, more textured sound without a full band.
- With Harp
- A harpist alongside the vocal, for an elegant, traditional Irish touch.
- String Quartet
- A full string quartet alongside the vocal, for a formal, orchestral feel at a smaller scale.
A Few Moments

Let's Plan Your Music
I'd love to hear from you, and to work alongside you both to put together the perfect selection of songs, ones you and your guests will remember forever. Get in touch by phone or email to check availability for your date.
- Your wedding or event date
- Venue and ceremony type
- Any songs already on your mind
- Soloist, piano, guitar, harp or quartet
