Explore 3 listings for wedding ceremony musicians in Massachusetts, USA. Compare their work and services, then confirm availability, travel costs and your package directly.
⌖ S Hadley, USA
Providing beautiful and elegant guitar music for weddings since 2002 Jeremy Milligan has been performing for weddings throughout New England since 2002. With a Master's Degree in Classical Guitar Performance from the prestigious HARTT school of music, Jeremy is one of New England's finest wedding guitarists and has played in most of the area's most popular…
⌖ W Barnstable, USA
Dan Flonta is a violinist and he is the founder of the Cape Cod String Quartet. Mr. Flonta is a very active member of the performing community on Cape Cod. Mr. Dan Flonta earned his Master of Music in Violin Performance from Bowling Green State University in Ohio and his Bachelor of Music in Violin Performance from The Gheorghe Dima Music Academy in…
⌖ Brookline, USA
Classical Elegance, Musical Excellence Atlantic Strings, LLC is an award winning ensemble provides music for weddings, private and corporate events. You can choose a solo performer, a duo, trio or string quartet. A string ensemble will add elegance and will help make your event unforgettable. Atlantic Strings is Boston based and performs throughout New…
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Discuss your song choices, the ceremony schedule, amplification, and any requirements your venue has for live music.
Plan music for guest arrival, entrances, signing and departure. Listen to recordings of your preferred instruments and consider how they will sound in the actual space. A meaningful song may need a different arrangement for a solo performer or small ensemble.
Share cues and timings with the officiant and musicians. Outdoor performances need a practical plan for shade, weather and power where amplification is used. Check any venue restrictions before finalizing the repertoire.
Ask whether they can arrange it and whether the fee includes rehearsal. Give them the exact version you like and allow enough lead time.
This depends on the instruments, space, guest count and background noise. Ask the musicians and venue to agree on a setup that lets guests hear without overwhelming the ceremony.
Include guest arrival, the ceremony and possible delays. Confirm the performance window and any overtime policy instead of estimating from the ceremony length alone.
Prices are starting estimates. Confirm packages and availability with each vendor.