A large ensemble sound is what wedding guests can expect from Mango Jam, whose lineup brings together 17 musicians. The size of the group makes this a substantial live music option rather than an intimate solo or duo presentation. Its members are described as both talented and committed, with a professional sound at the centre of the offering. For couples, that combination suggests a wedding feature designed to make the impact of many performers working together. Watch Mango Jam here and decide whether the scale and character of this 17 person act fits your celebration.
Watch Mango Jam perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
Pricing is confirmed before anything is booked. GST and travel are shown clearly on the quote.
Sixteen chairs is the whole ask. Put them out where you want the band to sit and the rest is already accounted for, because every other piece of equipment and all the setting up is built into the quote. Worth knowing that a 17 piece band needs a decent footprint, so have a think about where those chairs are going before the day rather than on it.
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