Ensemble Fees

String Trios, String Duets and Solos

If you would prefer a smaller ensemble we have string trios, duos or solos. You can mix and match the instruments of the string quartet to suit your needs. A solo violin is perfect for an intimate wedding ceremony with limited space. The violin and cello make a great duo for a small gazebo concert. An elegant trio consisting of a violin, viola and cello can be nice for a quaint home wedding ceremony. 

• Trio Fee: $375 for the first hour and $195 for each additional hour
  
• Duo Fee: $250 for the first hour and $130 for each additional hour
• Solo Fee: $175 for the first hour and $65 for each additional hour

FAQ's

Question: Will the ensemble take any breaks?

Answer: The ensemble will perform the first hour without a break and take a 10 minute break for each additional hour performed. No breaks will be taken during the ceremony.

Question: What set-up do you require for your ensemble?

Answer: The musicians will supply there own stands, lights and amplification if needed. A quartet will require about a 10' by 10' space to perform, we just ask you to provide chairs without arms. 

Question: Can you play outdoors?

Answer: We can play outdoor as long as we have protection from the sun, high winds and rain.

Question: What do you wear?

Answer: The ensemble will wear formal attire which is a black tuxedo for the men and long black gowns for the women. If it is over 90 degrees the men may take off their jackets and wear matching vest.

Question: Do you require a down payment?

Answer: A non-refundable 25% percent down payment and a signed performance agreement are required to reserve our services for your event date.

Questions: Can you provide an accompaniment for my uncle to sing during the ceremony?

Answer: We can provide an accompaniment for singers and instrumentalists as long as we have access to the sheet music.

Question: Will a musician come to the rehearsal dinner?

Answer: In most cases we won't need to, we can coordinate with your officiant or wedding coordinator on day of your event. But, if you would feel more comfortable having a musician play for the rehearsal dinner it can be arranged for a fee. 

Question: How soon will you arrive before you play?

Answer: We will arrive about 40 minutes before we play to coordinate and set-up. 

Question: When is the payment due?

Answer: Full payment is due 5 business before your event date.

Question: What forms of payment due you accept?

Answer: We accept cash, checks, credit cards and PayPal.