The piping in of the haggis is the ceremonial highlight of a Burns Supper.
As guests rise, the sound of the pipes signals the moment everyone remembers — tradition, theatre, and celebration in one unforgettable entrance.
The Piping of the Haggis
The haggis is piped into the room with guests standing, led by the piper and carried by the chef.
This moment sets the tone for the entire evening and marks the formal opening of the Supper.
Address to a Haggis
I can also perform Address to a Haggis by Robert Burns, delivered clearly and confidently.
Perfect for both traditional audiences and guests experiencing a Burns Supper for the first time.
Ideal for Busy Venues & Staggered Dining
For pubs, restaurants, and family venues with staggered dining, the ceremony can be repeated during the evening.
This allows every group of diners to enjoy the full Burns Supper experience.
- Two or three pipings during the night
- Ideal for pubs & restaurants
- Fits around kitchen service
- No disruption to dining flow