Acoustic Wedding Singer in Boston and New England
Acoustic Singer: one of us on guitar or piano, close enough that your song feels sung for you alone. The back row leans in to listen.
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- Paul McCartney (The Beatles)
Many Red Soda musicians have performed on some of the world’s biggest stages alongside internationally renowned artists. Today, they bring that same experience, professionalism and passion to weddings and events across Boston.
What Is the Acoustic Singer Option?
It's one of us, singing and playing guitar or piano at once. It suits relaxed ceremonies and garden weddings, with real warmth and no fuss.
Your entrance song is sung live, never played from a speaker. The first chord rings out, your guests turn around, and you hear every word of your song as you walk.
We're full-time, degree-qualified musicians. Many of us trained at Berklee College of Music and New England Conservatory, and we've been playing live since 2009.
What Does a Wedding Singer Play During the Ceremony?
Every moment that matters gets its own song, and in between we fill the air with live music, so there's never an awkward silence.
A live prelude plays as guests arrive, and the mood is set before anyone has found their seat. Then comes your processional and your recessional, each with a song you've chosen.
You choose every song, and we'll sing the one that's been yours from the very start.
How Much Does an Acoustic Wedding Singer Cost?
Your song, sung to you by a voice in the room, and nothing between you and the words.
The Acoustic Singer starts from $550 in Boston and across New England. The price you see in the Package Builder is the price you pay.
Can an Acoustic Singer Play Cocktails and Dinner?
Yes. A live voice drifting over drinks and dinner sets the perfect vibe, and it sits under the conversation so everyone can still catch up.
Planning to dance later? Look at the One-Piece DJ Combo. It's the same idea: one of us singing live on guitar or piano through dinner, then hitting the decks to keep the dance floor packed all night.
The One-Piece DJ Combo starts from $2,150 for your five-hour reception.
Who Will Our Singer Be?
You choose the voice you love. Watch the singers in the Package Builder, tell us who gave you goosebumps, and your Band Manager confirms your singer is available.
Want help choosing? Our Wedding Singer guide walks you through it.
Is a Solo Singer Right for Your Wedding?
A solo singer is a beautiful fit if you want:
- Your entrance and exit songs sung live, every word of them
- A warm, relaxed sound for a garden, a beach or a small venue
- A small setup that fits almost anywhere
Want a little more? Add a violin with the Acoustic Singer + Violin. Dreaming of two voices in harmony? Try the Acoustic Vocal Duo.
| Option | Musicians | From |
|---|---|---|
| Acoustic Singer | 1 singer on guitar or piano | $550 |
| Acoustic Singer + Violin | singer-guitarist + violinist | $850 |
| Acoustic Vocal Duo | 2 singers, one on guitar | $880 |
How to Book Your Acoustic Singer
- 1
Open the Package Builder and watch the singers. There are over 30 hours of video and 100+ combinations.
- 2
See your price straight away. (It shows prices, not availability.)
- 3
Send your request. Your Band Manager confirms your singer is available.
- 4
Book, then send your song choices eight weeks before the wedding, and your timeline 14 days before.
Prefer to talk? Call (617) 865 2929.
Watch the Acoustic Singer
Ave Maria + Prelude
Bach
A Thousand Years
Christina Perri
Can't Help Falling in Love
Elvis Presley
Young and Beautiful
Lana Del Rey
Back at One
Brian McKnight
I Will Survive
Gloria Gaynor
Despacito
Luis Fonsi
Hallelujah
Jeff Buckley
Canon in D
Pachelbel
All of Me
John Legend
Back at One
Brian McKnight
Despacito
Luis Fonsi
DJ Felicity
Red Soda Band
Jubel Klingande
DJ Sax
My Girl
The Temptations
We Found Love
DJ Violin
Jubel Klingande
DJ Sax
Everybody
Backstreet Boys
Hey Ya
Outkast
No Diggity
Blackstreet
Funky Music
Wild Cherry
Cold Water
Justin Bieber
Locked out of Heaven
Bruno Mars
We come highly recommended
COUPLES SAY OUR SINGER'S VOICE STOPPED GUESTS IN THEIR TRACKS
“Our singer has the voice of an angel! Many guests commented on her beautiful voice at the ceremony and cocktail hour. A friend walking the bike path near our venue heard a beautiful voice and had to stop and listen.”
Nicolette & Ron
Acoustic Singer: Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a wedding singer cost?
The Acoustic Singer starts from $550 in Boston. Travel within about 18 miles of Boston is included. Ferries, accommodation and paid parking are added when needed, and your Band Manager tells you before you book. Booking your reception music with us too? The package discount is applied automatically.
How many songs does a wedding singer play at a ceremony?
One song for each key moment: your processional and your recessional. Before and after, we play a live prelude while guests arrive, then background music as they mingle. You pick every song, so each moment has your story in it. The first chord rings out as the doors open, your guests turn around, and you hear every word of your song as you walk toward the person you're about to marry.
Does the singer bring a sound system?
Yes. We bring our own microphone and sound system, and we need a power outlet within 10 feet. It sounds warm and clear, so your guests hear every word without it ever feeling loud. Nothing to rent, and one less thing to worry about.
Can we choose our own songs?
Yes. Pick from our song list or ask for something special, and we'll do our best to learn it for you. Your song should feel like yours the moment the first chord rings out. Song choices are due eight weeks before the wedding.
Guitar or piano: which is better?
Both sound beautiful. Guitar feels relaxed and folky. Piano feels classic and a little more formal. Watch both in the Package Builder and go with the one you'd want to walk in to. On piano, we bring our own keyboard or play the venue's piano if it's in good working order and has been tuned. When we bring our own keyboard, we usually need a power outlet nearby.
Can the singer perform outdoors?
Yes, with power nearby. Our instruments and sound gear can't play in rain, cold or storms, so give us a covered spot and plan an indoor backup. A live voice drifting across a garden ceremony is hard to beat, so it's worth finding that spot early.
Can you play in a church?
Yes. A church is a beautiful place to hear your song sung live, and the room carries a solo voice with guitar or piano all the way to the back pew. We sing as your guests arrive, for your walk in and your walk back out, and we're happy to sing hymns too. If the church has a tuned piano in good working order, we can play it, or we bring our own keyboard.
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