Wedding bands
Full ensembles for the whole evening
Reception bands bring the energy of a full room, from cocktail hour through the last dance. Typical lineups run from a four-piece group to a larger ensemble with horns and vocals, and each band lists its instrumentation on its profile.
Before you inquire, check the venue stage size, power access, and sound setup. Profiles note which bands bring their own sound gear and which need a house system.
Band profiles
Lineups, styles, and packages
Each profile lists lineup, musical style, service area, package scope, and audio samples so you can compare before you reach out.
Reception party band
Five-piece party ensemble
Covers classic pop, soul, and dance favorites. Packages list the set length, cocktail hour add-on, and whether sound gear is included.
Acoustic group
Acoustic trio for ceremony and dinner
Guitar, violin, and vocals suited to ceremonies and dinner service. Profiles show service area coverage and package scope for each event length.
Variety band
Multi-style variety ensemble
Shifts between jazz standards, Motown, and modern hits across the evening. Each listing names the lineup and the pricing tier tied to it.
Planning a reception band
Evaluate packages and send an inquiry
01
Compare lineups and packages
Check each band's instrumentation, set length, and what the listed package includes, such as cocktail hour sets or sound gear.
02
Confirm travel and venue needs
Review the service area on each profile, then note stage size, power access, and load-in requirements for your venue.
03
Listen to the audio samples
Use the linked samples to hear the band's sound and style before choosing who to contact.
04
Inquire with the bandleader
Send your wedding date and venue details through the inquiry form on the profile to start a conversation.