Live music under the vows is one of the best sounds a wedding film can have. These are the Austin quartets, singers and players we love hearing through our headphones during a ceremony.
Courtesy of Terra Vista Strings We love working with themTerra Vista Strings
Austin string quartet and trio ensembles for weddings and events.
Courtesy of Live Oak Music We love working with themLive Oak Music
Austin collective of classical and jazz musicians: string ensembles and jazz bands.
Courtesy of Mikaela Kahn We love working with themMikaela Kahn
Austin-based wedding singer and live event musician.
Courtesy of Barton Strings We love working with themBarton Strings
Austin string quartets and trios for weddings, corporate and private events.
Courtesy of Sienna String Quartet We love working with themSienna String Quartet
Austin string quartet for weddings and events, also offers electric violin.
Courtesy of Steel Betty We love working with themSteel Betty
Austin acoustic bluegrass and folk band for festivals, private and corporate events.
- We love working with them
Dan Redner
Austin pianist and musical director, solo, duo or trio for ceremony through reception.
Share your processional song list with your videographer too. We time the edit to the live performance, so knowing the cue points helps.
Common questions
Should ceremony musicians be miked?
For outdoor ceremonies and larger guest counts, yes. A small amplification setup also gives us a clean audio feed for the film.
Can the same musicians play cocktail hour?
Many will, often moving to the cocktail space during family photos.