It’s always a joy to be invited to sing at wedding. They are always such special occasions and often held at wonderful venues and locations. One such recent occasion was when we were asked to sing at the wedding of Grace and Will at a beautiful location overlooking the harbour at Salcombe, Devon.

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It was in early March when The Kingsmen had to temporarily vacate their rehearsal home at the Kingsbridge Evangelical Church. It was for a refurbishment programme for a few months, but little did they know that this was to be their last gathering together in person for some time.

A small group of Kingsmen, brilliantly led by Ian Wooler, sang at Ivydene Care Home, Ivybridge for the 104th birthday party of Winnie. It was a wonderful and moving celebration of life and a privilege to be part of.

The Kingsmen were asked to perform at the wedding of Helen and Scott Keating-Elliot at St Mary’s Church, Kingskerswell.

A whole mix of paddle boarding pirates, three birthday celebrations (2 Kingsmen and a spectator) and a little bit of ‘Amarillo‘ thrown in to liven up the party!

The Kingsmen (25 in number) were invited to sing at the opening event at Paddington Station for the Mayflower 400 celebrations sponsored by Plymouth City Council in support of the Devon & Cornwall Rail Partnership.

The Kingsmen entered the choir category and came first with a great score of 86% singing 'Breaking Up Is Hard To Do' and 'We'll Meet Again'; they also entered the barbershop category singing 'May I Never Love Again' and 'Taking A Chance On Love' and came first again but with a score of 87% and a distinction. The adjudicator Penelope Rice Jones said this was a thoroughly enjoyable performance by an experienced choir.