Wedding drinks could begin with Renegade Groove's mellow acoustic duo, leaving room for a different musical mood later in the reception. A full party band is another option, with the performance responding to the crowd's tastes and moving from a chilled atmosphere into more energetic music. You might compare those formats as you think about the day, considering which moments you want accompanied and when guests should turn towards dancing. The later reception feels like the place for the expanded band, with you and your guests able to give the live music a stronger role in the evening.
Watch Renegade Groove perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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The act sizes itself to the night. At one end, a mellow acoustic duo for a room where people want to talk. At the other, the full party band when the point is dancing. Requests go to Ray, so if there's a song your crowd will be waiting for, put it forward before the night.
Power for the gear, and an hour and a half at either end for setting up and packing down again. Build that into the timing when you plan the run of the night. A drink and a feed for the band is always welcome, though not compulsory.
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