New Hampshire & Vermont Wedding Band

Northern New England weddings cover a lot of ground. There are country clubs on the Seacoast, vineyards in southern New Hampshire, ski resorts in the White Mountains, and inns and tents in Vermont with a mountain behind the band. Do I Do is a six-piece live wedding band that plays all of New England. New Hampshire is one of the places we play most often, and Vermont has been on our map since our first year.

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New Hampshire venues we've played

  • LaBelle Winery, Amherst: weddings, galas and holiday parties, many times over

  • Wentworth by the Sea Country Club, Rye: three weddings

  • Birchwood Vineyards, Derry

  • Zorvino Vineyards, Sandown

  • Granite Rose by Wedgewood Weddings, Hampstead

  • Bedford Village Inn, Bedford

  • Atkinson Resort & Country Club, Atkinson

  • Radisson Hotel, Nashua

  • Seashell Oceanfront Pavilion, Hampton Beach

  • Loon Mountain Resort, Lincoln

  • Shaker Museum Stone Mill, Enfield

  • Private and farm weddings in Meredith, Cornish, Kensington and Rollinsford

Vermont venues we've played

  • Topnotch Resort, Stowe

  • Stowehof Inn, Stowe

  • Mountain Top Inn, Chittenden: two weddings

  • The Quechee Inn at Marshland Farm, Quechee

  • Castle Hill Resort & Spa, Proctorsville

  • A private wedding at Stratton Mountain

Mountain resorts and long drives

Stowe, Chittenden, Lincoln and Stratton are beautiful and a long way from anywhere. Mountain roads, resort loading areas and a ballroom or tent at the top of the property all take time. We plan the drive, confirm load-in with your venue ahead of time, and still arrive two hours before guests. Travel is part of your custom quote.

Tents, farms and generator power

Tented receptions are everywhere up here. At Topnotch we played the Mountainview Tent, and in Rollinsford we played a tented farm wedding in a hayfield that ran on generator power. A tent or farm wedding works well as long as we have:

  • A 10' × 20' level area, on a stage or flooring if it's on grass

  • One dedicated outlet or circuit, not shared with catering. If you're on a generator, size it with your rental company.

  • Cover from the weather and a dance floor that meets the stage

Foliage season and winter dates

September and October are the busiest months in both states, and foliage weekends go first. Peak Saturdays often book a year or more out. Northern New England doesn't stop in winter, either: we played Granite Rose in Hampstead in January. Off-season and Friday or Sunday dates have more flexibility.

What's included

  • Six-piece live band: male and female lead vocals, guitars, bass, keys and drums

  • A dedicated sound engineer

  • An emcee for introductions, toasts and the timeline

  • DJ music between sets

  • Your special songs, played live

  • Ceremony and cocktail-hour musicians available

See the song list and the FAQ.

From New Hampshire and Vermont couples

"Even people who said they never dance at weddings were up dancing at our wedding."
Jessica, The Knot (Bedford Village Inn, Bedford NH)

"Our wedding was nearly a year ago, and people still remind us how much fun they had"
Michael, The Knot (Mountain Top Inn, Chittenden VT)

NH & VT wedding band FAQ

Will you travel to a Vermont mountain resort?

Yes. We've played Stowe, Chittenden, Quechee, Proctorsville and Stratton. We plan travel and load-in with your venue.

Can you play a tented wedding on generator power?

Yes. We've done it. We need one dedicated circuit for the band, so ask your rental company to size the generator with the band in mind.

Is foliage season hard to book?

It's the most requested time of year. Reach out as soon as you have a date, or consider a Friday, a Sunday or early September.

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