A wedding is a very special event, which will leave you with many happy memories for years to come. So, why not make it an extra special day by adding some live music. Whilst you may immediately think of having a DJ or band for the evening celebrations, the rest of the day can easily be overlooked.
The saxophone can prove to be the perfect addition to your special day, providing both you and your guests with a warm and relaxing atmosphere.
The Wedding Service
Why not have the saxophone play during the service, perhaps as the pre-ceremony entertainment for your guests, for the entrance of the bride, and then the exit of the bride and groom.
The Drinks Reception
When your guests arrive at the reception venue the warm sounds of a saxophone, together with subtle backing tracks, could provide the perfect backdrop to help everyone to relax and mingle, allowing you to take time to focus on having your photographs taken.
The Meal
(Wedding Breakfast)
While enjoying your meal the saxophone can provide you with some relaxing background music, finishing before the speeches start.
Early evening entertainment
It’s always nice to add an hour of live music to the early part of the evening, adding a great atmosphere as your evening guests arrive, before the band or DJ take over and the party really gets started.
I use a portable PA system and multiple saxophones in order to give a little more variety. This can all usually be moved from one location to another within a few minutes, to allow entertainment for multiple parts of the day, depending on the layout of the venue.
A wedding is a very special event, which will leave you with many happy memories for years to come. So, why not make it an extra special day by adding some live music. Whilst you may immediately think of having a DJ or band for the evening celebrations, the rest of the day can easily be overlooked.
The saxophone can prove to be the perfect addition to your special day, providing both you and your guests with a warm and relaxing atmosphere.
The Wedding Service
Why not have the saxophone play during the service, perhaps as the pre-ceremony entertainment for your guests, for the entrance of the bride, and then the exit of the bride and groom.
The Drinks Reception
When your guests arrive at the reception venue the warm sounds of a saxophone, together with subtle backing track, could provide the perfect backdrop to help everyone to relax and mingle, allowing you to take time to focus on having your photographs taken.
The Meal (Wedding Breakfast)
While enjoying your meal the saxophone can provide you with some relaxing background music, finishing before the speeches start.
Early evening entertainment
It’s always nice to add an hour of live music to the early part of the evening, adding a great atmosphere as your evening guests arrive, before the band or DJ take over and the party really gets started.
I use a portable PA system and multiple saxophones in order to give a little more variety. This can all usually be moved from one location to another within a few minutes, to allow entertainment for multiple parts of the day, depending on the layout of the venue.