How long do you play for at a wedding anniversary dinner function
or wedding reception?
At wedding receptions we usually perform a 3 hour program which
consists of 3 x 45 minute sets with a 15 minute rest break in between
each set. (back)
Our wedding venue doesn't have a piano so will we need to hire a piano?
We will provide all the equipment we need including an electronic
piano, stereo sound system and small lighting rig, so we'll just need
access to a mains power supply. (back)
Can we hire you as a wedding singer and pianist for our civil ceremony?
A wedding singer and pianist will add a very special touch to
your wedding ceremony. Any of the songs in our repertoire (see repertoire
section) are suitable for use at a civil wedding ceremony. Music that
has a religious content is not allowed. (back)
Can you provide music during breaks in the evening's entertainment?
During rest breaks Easy Livin' will provide pre-recorded music
suitable for a wedding reception, anniversary dinner, engagement party,
birthday party or corporate function, so there's no need to bring
your own music. (back)
How much room will you need, as the room we're hiring for our wedding
anniversary dinner isn't very big?
The equipment we use is very compact and as Easy Livin' is a
piano and vocal duo as opposed to a band as such, we can fit everything
into a fairly small area, requiring just enough floor space for two
people. (back)
How much do you charge for providing live entertainment at a wedding
reception?
As Easy Livin' is a piano and vocal duo our fees are less than
what you'd expect to pay for a wedding band consisting of more than
two musicians. But because every event is different and the entertainment
is tailored to suit your requirements, the fees for hiring our wedding
duo are calculated accordingly and are therefore available on request.
Please email details of your event to: info@easy-livin.co.uk
to get a quote. (back)
Can we ask you to sing any special requests for songs during our wedding
breakfast?
Requests for a specific song or songs of a particular artiste
are welcome, subject to them being of a similar genre to the rest
of the program and whether or not suitable piano and vocal arrangements
can be obtained or written in time for your wedding reception. (back)
We're getting married next year, how much notice do we need to allow
to book your piano and vocal duo to play at our wedding reception?
It's best to make a firm booking as soon as possible, as most
weddings and other special events occur on Fridays and Saturdays which
get booked up well in advance. Also, by booking early the fee for
your live wedding entertainment will be fixed at the price quoted
and secured by your deposit that you paid at the time. (back)
Can you provide dance/disco music for the latter part of the evening's
entertainment?
Yes, to save you the extra cost of hiring a separate dj we can
provide dance music to continue the evening's entertainment after
our live show. (back)
How many songs will I need to choose for you to perform at my civil
wedding ceremony?
The usual format is to have background music playing as guests
are seated just before the civil wedding ceremony (preludal music),
then music to announce the arrival of the Bride and her procession,
possibly a song between readings, there's usually time for two songs
during the signing of the register, then exit music for the Bride
and Groom and possibly some music as guests are leaving. (back)
Can you perform as a wedding singer and pianist at my civil ceremony
and drinks reception which are being held outdoors?
Wedding ceremonies and drinks receptions are often held outdoors
and provided there is shelter from the sun and rain, performing outdoors
at weddings is no problem. We just need access to a mains power supply
for our digital piano and sound system. (back)
As well as a wedding singer and pianist can you also provide traditional
wedding music for our civil wedding ceremony?
Live piano music (in classical, jazz or pop styles) can be played
at your civil wedding ceremony, which will be much more effective
and personal than playing a CD, especially for the Bride's arrival
and procession. Piano music is also perfect for creating the right
atmosphere as guests arrive and take their seats before the start
of the wedding ceremony. (back)
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