How many songs do we need for the wedding ceremony?
Most ceremonies include 5 to 8 songs. Typically, you'll want music while guests arrive (15–20 mins), a song for the bridal party, a separate processional for the bride or couple, 1–2 songs during the signing of the register, and one upbeat recessional song for your exit. I’ll help you select the perfect ceremony setlist to match the feel of your day.

How many songs should we choose for the processional?
You can go with just one processional song for everyone, or two – one for the bridal party and one for the bride or couple. If there are flower girls, ring bearers, or other special entrances, we can adjust accordingly. I’ll time everything live so it flows naturally.

Can you help us choose our ceremony music?
Absolutely. Whether you already have favourites in mind or need inspiration, I’ll guide you through it. I’ve performed hundreds of wedding ceremony songs — from acoustic ballads to emotional instrumentals — and can suggest options that match your style, venue, and vibe.

Can you provide music throughout the entire day?
Yes. I regularly perform live music for ceremonies, drinks receptions, and evening celebrations. Some couples book me for one part of the day, others for the full day. I also offer looping sets for added depth, making it feel like a full band performance.

What’s the difference between booking a solo singer and a live band?
A live band can be great for high-energy evening sets, but many couples prefer a solo acoustic wedding singer for a more intimate feel — especially during the ceremony and drinks reception. With looping, I can build a bigger sound while still keeping it elegant and personal. If you're looking for a live wedding band in Hertfordshire, I’m happy to chat about the best fit for your day.

How much does it cost to hire a wedding singer?
Prices vary depending on the day, time, and length of your booking. You can check out my full guide on how much it costs to hire a wedding singer for a transparent breakdown. I offer flexible options for ceremonies, receptions, and evening sets, and I’m always happy to work within your budget where I can.

Is it cheaper to book a solo musician instead of a full band?
Usually, yes. A solo musician tends to cost less than a full wedding band, not just for performance time, but also for setup, travel, and space. That said, with looping and thoughtful setlists, I can still create a rich, full sound without needing a big stage or multiple performers.