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Shoshanna Godber – Celtic harp and voice

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Last reviewed: August 14, 2026 | Prince George | Wedding Music |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Shoshanna Godber is an independently presented musician whose official website is titled “Shoshanna Godber Celtic harp&voice” and includes a dedicated Weddings/Events page. For couples searching for a Prince George wedding harpist, the site confirms wedding-focused harp and vocal music, alongside a contact route for availability and details.

The official site says Godber has played harp and sung for weddings since 1998. It describes wedding bookings in solo-harp, harp-and-voice, and selected small-ensemble formats, while also publishing a repertoire list. The site’s event information is centred on Prince George; no current wedding-business street address or telephone number was published on the official pages reviewed, so neither is listed here.

Services and specialization

Godber’s official Weddings/Events page documents live music for weddings, with harp playing and singing as the central offering. Couples can enquire about solo harp, harp and voice, or an arrangement that adds guitar, violin, flute, or cello. These are formats named by the business; the official page does not specify which combinations are available on every date.

The site also states that Godber offers three wedding packages, but it does not publish the contents, duration, fee, or inclusions for each package. The published wedding material refers to ceremony and reception settings rather than a fixed, one-size-fits-all performance schedule.

Her listed wedding repertoire spans Celtic, classical, sacred, folk music from around the world, popular contemporary selections, and vocal material. The separate repertoire page provides examples within those categories, which can help couples begin a conversation about musical direction without treating the online list as a guarantee of every song’s current availability.

  • Solo harp
  • Harp and voice
  • Harp with guitar, violin, flute, or cello
  • Wedding ceremony or reception music
  • Published repertoire categories including Celtic, classical, sacred, vocal, pop/movie, and world music

Service area and who it may suit

The official Weddings/Events page specifically invites enquiries for corporate and private events in Prince George, and the official site records performances in Prince George. That supports Prince George as the clearest location association for this profile.

This may suit couples who want live harp-led music and who prefer to discuss the musical format directly with the performer. It may also be relevant for ceremonies in a church or near a lake, both settings the official wedding page mentions. The website does not publish a defined travel radius, destination-wedding policy, or travel fees, so service outside Prince George should be confirmed before relying on it.

  • Prince George is the documented local focus.
  • A defined service radius is not published.
  • Travel, venue access, and any related charges require direct confirmation.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the range of formats described on the official site: solo harp, harp with voice, and configurations with additional musicians. The business also publishes a detailed repertoire list rather than only naming broad genres. This gives couples a concrete starting point for discussing ceremony music.

Another documented feature is the breadth of the listed musical categories, including Celtic, classical, sacred, and contemporary material. The official website also maintains a Weddings/Events section and directs prospective clients to contact Godber about availability.

The practical limitation is that the site does not set out performance lengths, package inclusions, technical requirements, travel terms, cancellation terms, or a current booking calendar. These are not negative findings; they are important items to clarify in writing before booking.

  • Confirmed: multiple harp-led booking formats are described.
  • Confirmed: a wedding repertoire list is published.
  • Confirm: exact format, duration, song choices, setup needs, travel, contract terms, and date availability.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official wedding page says that three wedding packages are available and asks couples to make contact for details and availability, but it does not display package prices, starting rates, taxes, travel charges, deposits, or overtime terms.

Ask for a written quote that identifies the selected format, performance timing, any additional musicians, travel, setup requirements, taxes, payment schedule, and cancellation or rescheduling terms. This is especially useful when comparing solo harp with a harp-and-voice or ensemble option.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

Contact and booking

Use the Contact link on Shoshanna Godber’s official website to enquire. The official wedding page specifically directs couples there for details and availability. No official phone number or current postal address was found on the official pages reviewed, so this profile does not repeat the legacy mailing address.

A useful first message can include the wedding date, venue municipality, ceremony and reception timing, preferred format, and a short list of music priorities. If another musician is desired, ask whether that specific combination is available for the date and how it changes the quote or logistics.

  • Official website: https://shoshannagodber.com/
  • Official wedding information: https://shoshannagodber.com/weddings-events
  • Contact route: the Contact link on the official website

What couples should confirm

Confirm that the requested date is available and that the booking is for wedding work rather than another event type. Ask for the exact performance windows: guest arrival, processional, signing, recessional, cocktail hour, reception, or breaks. The official site supports wedding and event enquiries but does not publish a standard timeline.

Confirm whether the desired music is drawn from the current repertoire list, whether vocals are included, and whether a requested piece needs special preparation. If choosing a format with guitar, violin, flute, or cello, confirm the personnel and whether substitutes may be used.

Finally, request a written agreement covering total price, taxes, travel or parking, deposit, payment timing, cancellation, weather contingency for outdoor settings, power or amplification needs, arrival and setup time, and venue coordination. The official page refers to church and lakeside settings, but it does not publish technical or weather policies.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Shoshanna Godber offer wedding music?

Yes. Her official Weddings/Events page says she has played harp and sung for weddings since 1998 and describes wedding bookings in several harp-led formats.

What wedding music formats are listed?

The official site lists solo harp, harp and voice, and options with guitar, violin, flute, or cello. Availability of a specific combination should be confirmed directly.

Is wedding pricing published?

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official site notes three wedding packages and directs couples to contact Godber for details and availability.

Where is the service focused?

Prince George is the documented local focus on the official site. A defined travel radius is not published.

Sources checked

Website: https://shoshannagodber.com/

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