Maine Wedding Band: Ceremony, Reception and Dance Floor

Yes. We're based in Boston and play weddings right along the Maine coast, including York, Ogunquit, Kennebunkport, Portland, Boothbay Harbor, Camden and Bar Harbor. York and Ogunquit are about 1 to 1.5 hours from Boston, and Portland about 2. Picture the first notes carrying over the water in Kennebunkport, or a dance floor at Cliff House, high above the Atlantic.

Ceremony music for Maine venues starts from about $650, and reception music from about $2,250. Travel to your venue is included. Book both together and a package discount is applied automatically. The price you see in the Package Builder is the price you pay.

Yes, and the drive up the coast is part of the fun. Camden is about 3.5 hours from Boston, and Bar Harbor is about 5. Accommodations aren't included, so if they're needed your Band Manager will let you know before you book.

June to October is peak season. Summer is perfect for oceanfront weddings, and late September and October bring fall color. Saturdays and fall foliage weekends are always snapped up first.
We're often booked up to 12 months ahead. An August evening after the clambake, with the boats coming in, is Maine at its best. Whatever the month, evenings by the water get cold, so plan us a covered spot.

A Violin + Cello Duo suits up to about 50 guests, a String Trio about 80, and a String Quartet around 100. With vocals, we bring our own sound system. Give us a covered spot and an indoor backup in case of rain or cold.

Yes. One booking can cover your ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner and dance floor. Many of us play more than one role, and a package discount is applied automatically. The music starts as the first notes carry over the water and doesn't stop until the last song under the tent, with the lobster and the toasts in between. Your Band Manager plans the timeline, so the feeling never drops.

Yes. Tented receptions are common in Maine. We need a covered space for the band and power within 10 feet. Strings and harp also need shelter from rain and cold. On the coast, a tent is where the night happens: lobster, toasts, then a full band and a floor packed to the last song. Fog and summer storms roll in fast, so that shelter matters as much for your guests as for our instruments.

Yes. Choose songs for the key moments, like your walk down the aisle and first dance, and we'll play them live. We're very flexible on song choices. A new String Quartet arrangement may involve a small music preparation fee. Send your choices to your Band Manager about 8 weeks before the wedding, and they go into your timeline. Then your aisle song carries over the water, and the last song gets sung by everyone.