Your wedding entrance could have a contemporary violin piece through NIMA Creates, whose covers carry a minimal, cinematic character. The music is tailored around the tone and emotion of an event, with a deliberately subtle presence. You could discuss a song that means something to you and how its violin interpretation should frame the moment you arrive. For the gathering afterwards, the same understated approach is worth considering if you want music to add atmosphere while people spend time together. The pause just before the ceremony begins feels especially inviting for a modern melody played on violin.
Watch NIMA Creates perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Live violin over modern songs, played with a stripped-back, cinematic edge rather than as a string quartet piece. It's built to sit under the moment: a ceremony, canapes, the part of the night where people are talking. Present, but never pulling the room's attention off what's actually happening. The music is picked to match the tone and feel of your event, and the whole thing runs smoothly from your first message through to the performance.
Self-sufficient, with the sound gear included and a wireless, minimal setup, so there's no tangle of cables in the corner of your venue. The one firm ask is a soundcheck of at least 30 minutes before the performance, to make sure the sound is right in that particular room.
Public liability insured.
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