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Wedding Singers in Boston and New England: How to Choose Yours

Wedding Singer: every word of your song, sung live as you walk toward the person you love. We're full-time, degree-qualified singers, and you choose the voice: solo, in harmony, with strings or harp, or fronting the band.

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World-Class Musicians. Unforgettable Weddings.

  • Stevie Wonder
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  • Michael Bublé
  • Daft Punk
  • Meghan Trainor
  • Pat Benatar
  • Il Divo
  • Lionel Richie
  • 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.

How Do I Choose a Wedding Singer?

Start with the moments, then the sound, then the voice. Five steps:

  1. 1

    Pick your moments.

    Just the ceremony? Through dinner too? A dance floor later?

  2. 2

    Pick your sound.

    Acoustic pop, jazz and soul, classical, or a full party band.

  3. 3

    Pick your line-up.

    One voice, two, or a singer with violin, strings or harp (see the table below).

  4. 4

    Watch and listen.

    There's over 30 hours of video in the Package Builder. Many couples spend 20 to 30 minutes exploring.

  5. 5

    Choose your voice.

    Tell us whose voice stopped you, and your Band Manager confirms your singer is available.

  • Singer performing with an acoustic guitar at a microphone beside a wall of hydrangeas at an evening reception
  • Acoustic guitarist in a navy shirt grinning beside a mic on a lawn under trees
  • Bearded singer in a wide-brimmed hat and cream jacket playing acoustic guitar at a microphone under trees
  • Acoustic guitarist in a red bow tie laughing with the groom, who holds a drink, at an outdoor garden ceremony under trees

Which Wedding Singer Options Can We Book?

Every option below has a live voice at its heart. Ceremony options show one "from" price. Reception options are always a 5-hour booking.

OptionWho's in itBest forFrom
Acoustic Singer1 singer on guitar or pianoRelaxed, heartfelt ceremonies where every word of your song lands$550
Acoustic Singer + ViolinSinger-guitarist + violinistYour song sung live, with violin solos soaring in between$850
Acoustic Vocal Duo2 singers, one on guitarTwo voices in harmony, with duets made for the aisle$880
Harp + VocalsSinger + harpistElegant, classical ceremonies with the soft shimmer of the harp$1,030
String Trio + VocalsSinger + two violins and celloClassical pieces and hymns, sung live over violins and cello$1,330
Acoustic Duo + Violin & Bass2 singers, guitar, violin, double bassThe fullest acoustic sound, warm enough to fill any room$1,350
One-Piece DJ Combo (reception, 5 hours)1 singer on guitar or piano, then DJLive songs over drinks and dinner, then a packed dance floor$2,150
Three- to Eight-Piece Band (reception, 5 hours)Singer-guitarist up front; second singer from the Five-PieceA live band, and a dance floor that's full all night$3,400

The price you see in the Package Builder is the price you pay.

Can We Choose Our Own Wedding Singer?

Yes, that's how we work. Watch us in the Package Builder and pick the voice that moves you. The Package Builder shows your price straight away, but not who's free on your date, so tell us who you love and your Band Manager confirms your singer is available before you book.

Then we build the rest of the line-up around that voice. We play weddings together every weekend, so you hear one band that knows each other inside out.

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What Styles Do We Sing at Weddings?

  • Acoustic pop and folk. Today's love songs on guitar or piano. The sound most couples choose for their aisle.
  • Jazz and soul. At Last (Etta James), What a Wonderful World (Louis Armstrong) and classic soul, perfect while glasses clink over dinner.
  • Classical. The Prayer (Celine Dion and Andrea Bocelli), Ave Maria (Schubert) and hymns, with harp or strings.
  • Party. Our bands and DJ combos, for a dance floor that's never empty.

Want a female lead singer in your reception band? That starts with the Four-Piece Band.

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When Does the Singer Perform?

Couples tell us the aisle is where the goosebumps hit: a voice you chose, a song you chose, and everyone you love watching you walk.

We sing the prelude as guests arrive, your entrance (processional) and your exit (recessional) as you walk out married. Many couples keep us on for cocktail hour and dinner, so the feeling carries straight into the reception.

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How Far Ahead Should We Book?

The voice that gives you goosebumps in the Package Builder is the one other couples are falling for too. We're often booked up to 12 months ahead, so it's worth starting early.

Saturdays and fall foliage weekends are always snapped up first.

Once you've booked, song choices are due eight weeks before the wedding, and your timeline 14 days before. Your Band Manager walks you through both.

Why Red Soda Singers?

We've been live since 2009. We trained at places like Berklee College of Music, New England Conservatory and Juilliard, and some of us have performed with Stevie Wonder, Ed Sheeran, Justin Timberlake, Michael Bublé and Meghan Trainor. Couples tell us their guests are still talking about the music. We've never missed a wedding we were booked for.

Questions? Call (617) 865 2929.

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We come highly recommended

COUPLES SAY OUR SINGER CAPTIVATED GUESTS FROM THE CEREMONY TO THE DANCE FLOOR

  • “We had a solo guitarist who took us right through from the ceremony to the dance floor, and he nailed it! The vibe he created was spot on at both ends of the energy spectrum, and his attention to our song requests was amazing.”

    Dan

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  • Dark-haired female singer pointing upward as she sings, bass, drums and guitar behind her
  • Male singer with long hair in a cream suit singing with eyes closed, bass player smiling behind
  • Brunette female singer in a ruffled black dress singing with eyes closed, keys player smiling behind

Wedding Singer: Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a wedding singer cost?

A solo Acoustic Singer starts from $550 for venues within 18 miles of Boston. A singer with violin, harp or strings starts from $850. The Package Builder shows your exact price instantly, with travel to your venue built in, so there are no surprises later.

Can we choose our own wedding singer?

Yes, that's how we work. Watch us in the Package Builder and pick the voice that stops you. The builder shows your price straight away, but not who's free on your date, so tell us whose voice you love and your Band Manager confirms your singer is available before you book. Then we build the rest of the line-up around that voice.

Can the same singer perform at the ceremony and reception?

Yes, and it's a lovely way to carry the feeling of the day. Keep us on through dinner, or choose the One-Piece DJ Combo, where the voice that sang you down the aisle sings your first dance live, then becomes your DJ for the dance floor.

Can a wedding singer learn a new song?

Often, yes. If the song that's been yours from the very start isn't in our library yet, request it when you send your song choices eight weeks before the wedding. Your Band Manager will confirm, and we'll make sure it sounds the way you've imagined it.

Do wedding singers bring their own sound system?

Yes. We bring our own microphone and sound system, so every word of your song reaches the back row, outdoors or in. If you'd like us on keys, we bring our own keyboard, or play the venue's piano if it's in good working order and has been tuned. All we need from the venue is power close by and a covered spot.

We need a power outlet within 10 feet, and outdoors our gear can't play in rain, cold or storms, so give us cover.

Can we have a female singer in our band?

Yes. Female vocals start with the Four-Piece Band, and from the Five-Piece you have two singers up front, trading lines and harmonies all night. The Three-Piece Band is led by a singer on guitar. Watch each line-up in the Package Builder to hear the difference.

How far in advance should we book a wedding singer?

We're often booked up to 12 months ahead, so it's worth looking early, especially if your heart is set on one voice. Watch the singers, choose the one you love, and your Band Manager confirms your singer is available for your date.

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