Boston Wedding Band: Live Music That Fills the Floor

All over the city, every weekend. We're Boston's live wedding band, playing since 2009. Many of us studied at Berklee College of Music and New England Conservatory, and we play weddings across Boston, Cambridge and Brookline every weekend. Some of us have played with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. We know how a Boston crowd likes to dance, and how to fill every kind of room, from a Back Bay ballroom to a museum gallery.

Ceremony music in Boston starts from $550, and reception music from $2,150. Travel within about 18 miles of Boston is included. Book both together and a package discount applies. The price you see in the Package Builder is the price you pay.

As soon as your venue is confirmed. We're often booked up to 12 months ahead, and June to October fills fastest. Saturdays and fall foliage weekends are always snapped up first. With a church ceremony and a hotel reception, that's two venues to line up, so the day both say yes is a good day to build your package. Your deposit secures the date.

Yes. Many Boston couples marry in a church and celebrate at a hotel or museum. Allow time between the two for us to pack up, travel and set up, or add a separate ceremony musician. Downtown parking is tight and many venues set a load-in time, so share both venues' details with your Band Manager early and we'll build the timeline around them.

It depends on your guest numbers. A Violin + Cello Duo suits up to about 50 guests, a String Trio about 80, and a String Quartet around 100. For vocals, we bring our own sound system. Strings play unamplified, so a big ballroom or a high-ceilinged gallery suits a String Quartet, where the viola fills the middle with a deeper, richer warmth.

Many do, and some have volume limits. Rules vary, so check yours early. Your Band Manager will plan your reception timeline around your finish time. If your venue sets a hard stop, we plan the night back from it, so your first dance lands on time and the floor is still full when the last song hits.

Yes. Our DJ Combos give you live music for cocktails, dinner and your first dance, then a DJ for the dance floor. In the Two-Piece DJ Combo, a live sax player or electric violinist plays out among your guests. Don't skip the sax: it's a huge hit.

Yes. Choose songs for your key moments and we'll play them live. Our strings play from almost 1,000 arrangements written exclusively by us, and new ones can be added with enough notice. A new String Quartet arrangement may involve a small music preparation fee.