Not your typical
wedding band

Yes, and plenty of couples do exactly that — a duo for the ceremony, then a bigger band once the reception starts. Switching band sizes within one booking costs a small top-up, and we’ll show it in your quote.

Most Singapore weddings have two march-ins, some have just one, and either is completely fine. We’ll play for both if that’s your programme. We take our cue from whoever is running the room that day: your emcee, your planner, the banquet manager, or one of your bridesmaids or groomsmen. It’s different at every wedding, so we’ll agree on it with your team beforehand. The songs are something we’ll talk through with you, and we’re happy to suggest a few if you’d like somewhere to start.

We’d always ask for a sheltered spot for the band, since rain and direct sun are both hard on instruments and electrics. We can still play in the open: if the weather turns, we pause and cover the equipment to keep it safe, then pick up again once it passes. That’s written into our agreement, and the fee stays as agreed.

That’s no problem. We’ll speak to their AV team and sort out the details with them. It’s worth checking early that their system is built for a live band rather than speeches. If there’s something they can’t provide, we can bring it ourselves, though that would be an added cost on top of what the venue charges.

We can definitely bring a full drum kit. We usually bring a compact e-drum kit as it takes up less space and makes the volume easier to control. However, some events suit an acoustic kit better. We begin every booking process with a quick call or Zoom to get a feel for your day and the vibe you’re after, then recommend the band size and setup that fits. If you’d like an acoustic kit, just ask us.

No need to find us seats at the banquet — your table plan is complicated enough without us on it. That said, a simple meal is always appreciated when we’re with you for a long day, and a GrabFood order to wherever we’re set up does the job nicely.

It’s doable, but we’ll be honest with you: in a large ballroom a duo can end up looking and sounding a little thin. From around 250 guests upwards we’d suggest starting at the trio and going from there. For a smaller, more intimate wedding, a duo is lovely.

Usually 60, 90 or 120 minutes of music in total, split into sets with short breaks. At a wedding that often means one set through dinner and a longer one once the dancing starts. We’ll fit it around your programme.

Definitely. We usually suggest picking three or four songs you really want to hear, then giving us a guide to the vibe you’re after, and we’ll build the rest of the sets around it. That also leaves room for your guests’ requests, and we’ll make sure they fit the mood. If you’d rather handpick the whole setlist, that’s great too. We’ve played plenty of weddings where every song was chosen by the couple.

Yes. Special requests are welcome, and a first-dance song is one of the most common ones we get. Send it to us once you’ve settled on it and we’ll have it ready for the day.

Yes, and nothing needs to be arranged in advance. We use a QR code on the night: guests scan it, send us the song and a dedication if they’d like to add one, and we fit it into the set where it works.

Yes, we can include a few. We keep them limited so the music stays welcoming for guests who don’t speak Chinese. If you’re hoping for a mostly Chinese playlist, we’re probably not the right fit for you. Feel free to reach out anyway, though. We’d be happy to recommend some of our friends who’d be better suited.

At least six months is the safest, especially for a popular date. If yours is sooner than that, still ask. It’s always worth checking whether we’re free.

Yes. A 50% deposit confirms the booking, and your date is blocked out in our calendar as soon as it’s in.