FAQs

Q: How much music should I have in my wedding ceremony?

A: The minimum amount of music included in most wedding ceremonies consists of 3 songs:

One song for the processional while the groom, parents, grandparents, and wedding party walk in
One song while the bride walks in
One song for the recessional as the newlyweds and the wedding party walk back down the aisle

Other opportunities for music in your wedding ceremony include a song while signing the marriage license, lighting a unity candle, etc. Some couples also choose to have a hymn if the ceremony has a religious element.

Q: How much do you charge?

A: Our rate depends on various factors including how much we play, how far we travel, and if we need to purchase additional music. Contact us today to receive a quote!

Q: My wedding is outside - can I still have a live quartet?

A: Yes you can have a live quartet at your outdoor wedding with a couple caveats:

We cannot play music outside if there is even a DROP of rain. Our instruments are wooden and will dissolve at the seams if they get wet
We cannot play music outside if the temperature is below 60 degrees Farenheit. Because our instruments are wooden, they could crack at lower temperatures
We do not play with amplification, so it may be difficult to hear us if your wedding is in a particularly windy location

Q: You mention that the quartet can play background music, is that something I need to pick out?

A: Nope! Let us know what sort of vibe you want your wedding to have and we'll take care of the music

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