Five-Piece Wedding Band in Boston: Two Singers, One Packed Floor

Five: a lead singer on guitar, a second singer, keys, bass and drums. It's our Four-Piece Band plus one big addition, another voice. Most couples pair a male and a female singer, so one voice holds the song while the other is free to leave the mic and pull your friends onto the floor.

From $4,700 for a five-hour Boston reception, with travel within about 18 miles of Boston included. Ferries and accommodation are extra if your venue needs them, and parking is added unless your venue has free parking. Add the Acoustic Vocal Duo for your ceremony and a package discount applies automatically. The price you see in the Package Builder is the price you pay.

Often, yes. It depends on which instruments are in your line-up, so ask your Band Manager early, before you send your song choices. Tell us the songs you can't do without and we'll tell you straight which swaps will work and which would change the sound you fell for in the videos. Love sax? That's the Six-Piece Band, one step up.

No. We never need a stage, whatever the band size. Five of us set up on the floor with two singers out front, which makes any room feel like a party, and we bring our own sound system, suited to rooms of up to about 200 guests.

We just need a power outlet within 10 feet of the band. If you'd like a stage, the minimum for a Five-Piece Band is about 10 x 13 ft (3 x 4 m).

Yes. Most couples choose one of each, so every guest hears the songs they love, sung the way they know them. We trade verses, share the big choruses and switch between male and female hits all night. Pick a duet for your first dance and both singers can share it. Choose your two voices in the Package Builder, and your Band Manager confirms your singers are available.

Live music right across your five-hour reception, with our Spotify playlist or yours between sets. With two singers, the night has two gears: harmonies drifting over the tables while your guests eat, a duet for your first dance if you want one, then both voices out front when the floor opens, with the energy climbing right to the last song.

Yes. The Six-Piece Band adds sax to this line-up, out in the crowd for the big solos. Sax on top of two voices makes the big choruses bigger, and it's the instrument couples tell us not to skip. Watch the Six-Piece videos in the Package Builder and see the price for your date instantly.

Yes. The Acoustic Vocal Duo brings two voices to the aisle, with duets made for your walk toward the person you're about to marry, so the feeling of the ceremony carries right through to a packed dance floor. Book ceremony and reception together and a package discount is applied automatically.