Olivia is an award-winning harpist whose elegant and captivating performances bring a touch of sophistication to weddings, celebrations, solo recitals and special events.

Having played the harp since the age of eight, Olivia has trained with some of the UK's leading harpists, including Anne Denholm, former Harpist to His Majesty The King (then Prince of Wales) and current Principal Harp of the BBC Concert Orchestra. Olivia currently studies at the prestigious Junior Royal Academy of Music in London, continuing her musical development under the guidance of renowned harpist Miriam Keogh.

A highly accomplished musician, Olivia was selected as a member of the Natonal Youth Orchestra 2024-25 and then again as Principal Harpist for 2025-26. She has performed at many of the country's most celebrated concert venues, including the Barbican, Symphony Hall Birmingham and Manchester's Bridgewater Hall, and has appeared twice at the world-famous BBC Proms.

Olivia is also an award-winning solo performer, having won both Berkshire Young Musician of the Year and Reading Symphony Orchestra Young Musician of the Year. These achievements have led to concerto appearances at prestigious venues including St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, and Reading's historic Great Hall.

In recognition of her exceptional talent, Olivia was awarded a Royal Philharmonic Society Isserlis Scholarship, enabling her to study at the internationally renowned HarpMasters Academy in Italy.

Olivia has worked with some of the most respected musicians and conductors in the classical music world, further refining her artistry and performance skills.

Whether providing a beautiful backdrop for a wedding ceremony, creating an elegant atmosphere during a drinks reception, or adding a memorable touch to a private event, Olivia combines musical excellence with a warm and professional approach. Her extensive repertoire spans classical favourites, film music, contemporary songs and popular wedding selections, allowing each performance to be tailored to the occasion.