The act
Operatic vocals, violin and illuminated glass create a theatrical stillness when Glass Divas appear. The feature pairs a crystal adorned presentation with a glass violin fitted with LED lighting and orchestral backing. It is designed as a short performance, and the visual effect is especially apparent beneath lights. A roving version can also be considered with a smaller headdress or tiara, giving the concept another way to enter your wedding. The moment to hear and see Glass Divas is as a memorable opening statement or a focused feature after dinner.
See Glass Divas play
Watch Glass Divas perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
What it costs
Pricing
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Songs Glass Divas can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
Pops of OperaSummertime, Brindisi, Nessun Dorma
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What to expect
This is a short feature piece, not a full set, and it's designed to land hard in a few minutes. A glass violin with LED lighting built into it, played against operatic vocals, both performers in glass crystals. Under stage lighting the costumes do something no photograph quite captures. The repertoire is the popular end of opera, Summertime, Brindisi, Nessun Dorma, sung to orchestral backing tracks. It works as an opener or as the moment after dinner when the room needs to look up.
Performance options
Alongside the feature performance there's a roving version, where the singer wears a smaller headdress instead of the full piece. That's a practical choice, not a lesser one. The opera costume carries real weight, so a lighter headdress is what makes moving through a room possible. Pick the roving option if you want the act circulating during a reception rather than holding a stage.
