Weddings
Four simple steps
Booking live strings should feel as calm as the music. Here is exactly how it works.
1
Inquire
Check your date and tell us about your event — date, venue, and the sound you want.
2
Sign online
We send a proposal, then a contract to sign electronically — no printing, no waiting.
3
50% deposit
A 50% deposit secures your date. It is non-refundable and applied to your total.
4
Balance on the day
The remaining balance is due on the event day, before or upon our arrival.
A sample contract is available on request — ask Matt when you inquire, so there are no surprises. Already booked? Open your client portal →
What to Expect
On the day
We arrive 30 minutes before your first note to set up and tune. All we need from the venue is armless chairs and space for music stands. For outdoor ceremonies, shade or shelter protects the musicians and the instruments — if none is provided, we can supply our own shade for a $200 fee.
We take a 5-minute break per 3 hours of playing. If a musician is ever ill, a qualified professional of equal ability substitutes — the music goes on.
Want a song that isn't in our repertoire? We learn requests, including pieces outside our published list. Custom arrangements are $50 per piece.
Your Wedding Format
One timeline, shared with you
Every booking gets a wedding format — the running order of your day, built with Matt: arrival and setup, prelude, ceremony and processional, recessional, cocktail hour, reception and first dance.
Your music is attached to each moment, so the right song plays at the right time. You can change your selections up to 30 days before the event. Booked couples see their format in their client portal, and can message Matt from there.
After you book, Matt checks in along the way — a music form 90 days out, your final timeline 30 days out, and the details in the final week — so nothing is left to the day itself.
Check Your Date
Is your date available?
We don't show a public calendar. Enter a date — we'll tell you if we may be available, and Matt checks it privately.