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As a musician, I have attended hundreds of weddings (possibly a thousand) over the course of the last 25 years. I have performed at churches, beaches, houses, parks, boats, restaurants, theme parks, you name it...I have performed there! I have witnessed traditional weddings, non-traditional weddings, joyous weddings, sad weddings, hilarious weddings, ridiculous weddings, obnoxious weddings, sweet weddings, magical weddings, and down right "weird" weddings. Brides and grooms have also come up with some creative ideas to make their special day stand-out above the rest. Whether it be doves, butterfly releases, rice, sand, rocks, roses, candles, or a dive into the ocean during the recessional; there is one aspect of all weddings that is an absolute must. That is "live" music.

A string quartet or trio will always add that special touch to your wedding ceremony. Classical musicians are well-trained and can handle any musical request for almost any type of wedding. A string quartet can play thousands of classical pieces as well as pop/rock songs, show tunes, theme songs, church songs, and even provide backup for a talented singer (whether it be your friend or a hired professional). Best of all, they will know exactly when to fade out and start playing at the perfect moment. (Recorded music never works out that way!!!)

Additionally, there are many ways to save money on a wedding by limiting the number of flowers, serving beer/wine instead of a full bar, or finding a beautiful "free" wedding location. However, don't skimp on the music for your wedding. Live musicians add that perfect touch to your wedding and will always be enjoyed by attendees of all ages...whether they are 2 years old or 102 years old.

"Live music" is the only music!!!

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