One act can shift from an acoustic duo to a jazz combo or a five piece band as your wedding changes pace. Headline Entertainment can begin with a laid back acoustic mood, move through jazz and finish with a full rock covers sound. That choice of formats gives you a useful starting point when different parts of the celebration call for different musical weight. You might choose the duo for a gentler moment, the jazz grouping while guests settle in, then bring in the larger line up when dancing begins. Enquire about Headline Entertainment if you want to explore how those line ups could map across your day.
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Allow two hours before the first song for load-in and sound check. That figure shifts with the venue, so a room with a loading dock and a lift will be quicker than a first floor function room with stairs and a narrow door. Tell them what the access looks like when you enquire and they'll tell you if two hours is enough.
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