Eight-Piece Wedding Band in Toronto: Horns, Guitar and Two Singers

A lead singer on guitar, a second singer, keys, bass, drums, lead guitar, sax and trumpet. Guitar solos and horns, together: it's the Seven-Piece with both options at once. Sax and trumpet play the horn lines as a pair, a dedicated guitarist takes the solos, and two singers work the crowd while the rest of us drive the floor.

From $8,900 for a five-hour Toronto reception, with travel within 30 km of Toronto included. Ferries and accommodation are extra if your venue needs them, and parking is added unless your venue has free parking. Add ceremony music and a package discount is applied automatically. That's eight of us across the front of the room, with the presence of a concert. All prices include HST.

Yes. We bring our own sound system, suited to rooms of up to about 200 guests. For more than 200, we'd normally recommend hiring additional sound support, and we can help arrange it. Big receptions are what the Eight-Piece is for: when the room is big, a bigger band fills it, in sound and in sight, and the horn lines reach the back of the room.

It has two horns: sax and trumpet, playing the horn lines together, so the Crazy in Love (Beyoncé) hook and the Sweet Caroline (Neil Diamond) stabs are all played live. Two horns cover almost every horn line in the book, and they're loud enough to lift a room of 300.

Yes. The Nine-Piece Band is our biggest and it's available on request. Call us and we'll talk it through: the songs you want, and whether your room has the space for nine of us. Bigger bands are often booked up to 12 months ahead, so it's worth starting early.

Across your five-hour reception, all of it live, with a playlist between sets. Eight of us means your first dance can be a whisper and your last song a wall of sound: horns muted and guitar clean while your guests eat, then the horns go up and the floor is as full at the last song as it was at the first.

No, we never need a stage, whatever the band size. Eight of us set up across the front of the room on the floor, so the first thing your guests see when the doors open is a full band, and we bring our own sound system.

We need a power outlet within 3 metres (10 feet) of the band, and floor space for eight musicians. If you'd like a stage, the minimum for an Eight-Piece Band is 3.5 x 5 m.

Yes. The doors open on your ceremony with strings or a singer, and that night they open again on eight of us. Book ceremony and reception together and a package discount is applied automatically. Your Band Manager plans both with you, so the music is one less thing to worry about.