Choosing a Great Band for Your Wedding Night
Choosing a band to perform at your wedding is a very important decision and it can be a little overwhelming.
Some couples make the mistake of putting the decision off until the last minute but it should not be rushed or made hastily.
Before you were limited to the bands you could find in your local town or area but now with the internet you can dramatically widen your search.
Many wedding bands have their own websites where you can hear samples of their music.
Carry out a search for wedding bands in you area.
Read the bio data, look at the pictures, check the song listings and be sure to listen to the audio tracks provided.
You want to find a band who can perform a whole range of music which will appeal to most of the guests at your wedding.
You want to look for a song list with a range of musical styles.
Even though you and your partner might be country music fans it is important to include other styles so that everyone can enjoy the music and the dance floor isn't embarrassingly empty.
Narrow your search to four possible bands, depending on where you live this may be very easy.
It is good to have four options you are happy with.
If you live in a remote area and there are only two bands, you may have to pay a little extra to get a band to travel in.
The extra cost may be worth it to have the right bad on your special day.
Contact your first choice and see if they are available on your wedding date.
When contacting a band the best method is via phone as it is immediate.
You don't want to miss out on the band you love because they didn't check their email that day.
If they are available, this is the time to discuss pricing.
There will e no point continuing discussions if the band is well out of your price range.
Ask for a guide to there pricing.
The band should be able to give you a rough price based on your date, the hours needed and any travel involved.
Now is the tie to request a live viewing.
Many wedding bands also perform in pubs and clubs.
Ask if you can come to a show to see them perform.
When at the show consider the bands performance, are you enjoying the music, are people dancing? Either during the break or after the show be sure to talk to the band and try to get a feeling if they will be difficult to work with.
When you decide on band be sure to sign a contract with them.
The contract should include all the important details such as date, time, number of hours the band is required to play, the number of musicians required to play, the address of the reception and the price.
If you require the band to wear certain clothes, travel or provide certain equipment, this should all be included in the contract.
You should be sure to ask any questions before signing and paying your deposit.
Some couples make the mistake of putting the decision off until the last minute but it should not be rushed or made hastily.
Before you were limited to the bands you could find in your local town or area but now with the internet you can dramatically widen your search.
Many wedding bands have their own websites where you can hear samples of their music.
Carry out a search for wedding bands in you area.
Read the bio data, look at the pictures, check the song listings and be sure to listen to the audio tracks provided.
You want to find a band who can perform a whole range of music which will appeal to most of the guests at your wedding.
You want to look for a song list with a range of musical styles.
Even though you and your partner might be country music fans it is important to include other styles so that everyone can enjoy the music and the dance floor isn't embarrassingly empty.
Narrow your search to four possible bands, depending on where you live this may be very easy.
It is good to have four options you are happy with.
If you live in a remote area and there are only two bands, you may have to pay a little extra to get a band to travel in.
The extra cost may be worth it to have the right bad on your special day.
Contact your first choice and see if they are available on your wedding date.
When contacting a band the best method is via phone as it is immediate.
You don't want to miss out on the band you love because they didn't check their email that day.
If they are available, this is the time to discuss pricing.
There will e no point continuing discussions if the band is well out of your price range.
Ask for a guide to there pricing.
The band should be able to give you a rough price based on your date, the hours needed and any travel involved.
Now is the tie to request a live viewing.
Many wedding bands also perform in pubs and clubs.
Ask if you can come to a show to see them perform.
When at the show consider the bands performance, are you enjoying the music, are people dancing? Either during the break or after the show be sure to talk to the band and try to get a feeling if they will be difficult to work with.
When you decide on band be sure to sign a contract with them.
The contract should include all the important details such as date, time, number of hours the band is required to play, the number of musicians required to play, the address of the reception and the price.
If you require the band to wear certain clothes, travel or provide certain equipment, this should all be included in the contract.
You should be sure to ask any questions before signing and paying your deposit.
