Robert McCloy Blog

Late July – Early August.
August 11, 2016

Aug 11 It’s been a busy few weeks  July 23: Wedding ceremony @ St. Anne’s Church on Mackinac Island. Solo guitar. In addition to processional/recessional music I provided accompaniment for 2 hymns sung by the guests. Aug 28 – I received this review from Shannon, July 23rd bride today via Wedding Wire – a… Read More

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July 16 and 17.
July 22, 2016

July 16 started with an 11:30 AM wedding at the English Inn, Eaton Rapids Michigan working with Saxophone virtuoso Gary Clavette. Processionals were “Unchained Melody” and “Endless Love”. Recessional was “Keeper of the Stars”. All 3 were special requests learned for that wedding – which is not unusual. In the afternoon/early evening I worked a… Read More

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From The Archives

Why choose Robert McCloy?
Your Requests are My Business.

“I couldn’t have imagined a more beautiful sound…the music had such depth and tone, it was perfect! So thank very much for making my day that much more magical!” Read More

Angela Gray • East Lansing, MI
★ ★ ★ ★ ★

“He exceeded all our expectations and helped us have a stress free day. We appreciate his talent and willingness to “go the extra mile”. He helped to make the wedding such a success.” Read More

Mary • Ceremony Music

“We will certainly use Robert again if we have the opportunity, and would also refer him to anyone looking to add a lovely element to their celebration…” Read More

Mitch Bakker • Zeeland, MI • Corporate Party
★ ★ ★ ★ ★

“Wonderful to work with. Always got right back to me when I contacted him with questions. Amazing guitar player. Added the perfect touch for our corporate luncheon. Would definitely recommend him!” Read More

Anonymous • Corporate Luncheon
★ ★ ★ ★ ★

“He shared his sound system with the pastor for the ceremony which was very helpful” Read More

“We used Mr. McCloy’s services for my Mom’s 95th birthday party, to provide Irish fiddle music for the festivities. He was easy to work with; prompt to respond to communication and questions; His music was enjoyed by all.” Read More