Wedding Band FAQ

Answers to the questions couples ask us most. Don't see yours? Ask us.

How big is the band?

Six performers: male and female lead vocals, two guitars, bass, keys and drums. A dedicated sound engineer comes to every event. Horns are available on request.

How much does Do I Do cost?

More on what a wedding band costs in New England.Area guides: Rhode Island, Cape Cod & Islands, Boston & North Shore, Maine, New Hampshire & Vermont.Wedding packages start at $7,500. Your quote depends on the date, location, length of the night and any ceremony or cocktail-hour music. Check your date and we'll send a custom quote.

Do you emcee?

Yes. Our emcee handles introductions, toasts, cake and special dances, and works with your coordinator to keep the night on schedule.

What happens during breaks?

We play DJ music from our own sound system, so the room never goes quiet.

Can you play our ceremony and cocktail hour?

Yes. We offer ceremony and cocktail-hour musicians.

Can you play a song that's not on your list?

Ask us. We love a special request. Here's our current song list.

Will it be too loud for older guests?

We bring our own sound and a dedicated engineer who mixes for your room. You get a full dance floor without blowing out the grandparents.

Where do you play?

All of New England: Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont and Connecticut, plus destination weddings. We've played North Carolina, Hawaii and the Bahamas.

What do you need from the venue?

A 10' × 20' level area, one dedicated outlet, two hours of setup access, and hot meals for the band and crew.

Do you have insurance?

Yes. We can provide a certificate of insurance naming your venue for your date.

How far ahead should we book?

Peak Saturdays (May through October) often book a year or more out. Fridays, Sundays and off-season dates have more flexibility.

How do we book?

A signed agreement and a 50% deposit reserve your date. The balance is due 14 days before the wedding.

Do you play corporate and holiday events?

Yes. See corporate & holiday parties.