Exceptional Bagpiper for Life Events
I’m an Atlanta-based bagpiper with more than 45 years of experience adding authentic Celtic heritage to life’s most important events.


Much like my father and grandfather, I started learning to play the bagpipes when I was 13 years old. I reached top competitive levels by the time I was 30. I have performed alone, with symphonies, and with dozens of other bagpipers–I even started and lead two different winning bagpiping bands. Bagpipes are my passion and heritage. Over the past 45 years, I have played the bagpipes professionally at over 5000 events throughout the Southeast. From weddings in Marietta to funerals in Savannah and from golf tournaments in Augusta to St. Patrick’s Day parties in downtown Atlanta, the pipes are always calling. Click below to a get a free, instant online quote to have the Atlanta Bagpiper at your event.
I pride myself in providing a world-class bagpiping experience. Read testimonials from real-world customers.

The bagpipes can create an incredible ambience while the guests are getting seated, the groom’s party enters, or as the couple jubilantly precesses back down the aisle after the ceremony.
Nothing compares to “Amazing Grace” on the bagpipes. I also have a repertoire of dozens of hymns, Scottish, Irish, and even some modern tunes, that provide the right tone for the celebration of one’s life.
I have played at many graduations, birthday parties, golf tournaments, Robert Burns nights, St. Patrick’s Day parades, Rod Stewart, AC/DC, and Bryan Adams concerts, and even car races. Find out how the bagpipes could fit your event by getting an instant quote.
“Having the Atlanta Bagpiper play the bagpipes for our wedding set the tone of the ambiance we wanted to create for our special day…timeless elegance!.”
Emily and Jason W.
Below are some recording samples of the Atlanta Bagpiper, Brad Beaton, playing the bagpipes at different events.

Funeral and Memorial Sample

Wedding Ceremony and Reception

Golf Tournaments, Parties, and Parades

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