McChamberMusic - Wedding Music

"The woodwinds have such beauty, color and variety of sound compared to a string quartet and the musicians are really good."

"We've enjoyed

working with you

- you've made everything

very easy for us!"

"I love your music selections.... I am so excited to have so many pieces to choose from and there is a lot of my favorite music."

"Thank you very much

for playing at our wedding.

We got so many compliments

on how good you were.

The woodwind sound

was perfect."

"Your group was awesome.

Not only was

the music great,

but you were all

a pleasure to work with."

On the most important day of your life, choose a professional ensemble from McChamberMusic to add the perfect ambiance and to set the mood.

McChamberMusic owner and manager Beverly McChesney has lots of experience working with brides, grooms and their families and the knowledge of music to help you choose a group and musical selections that perfectly suits your needs. Beverly's professionalism and affable style will make this part of your wedding planning easy and stress free!!

Things To Think About

Musician Info

What time do you want the musicians to start and stop playing?
Where can the musicians park and unload their instruments and music stands?
Where do you want the musicians to sit and play for the ceremony: up front, on the side, in the back?
Is formal concert black the appropriate dress for the musicians?
Who will the musicians' contact be the day of the wedding?
Do you want music before the ceremony? If so, what type of music?
What music do you want played for the processional and recessional?
Do you want special music played for the, bridesmaids, during the ceremony or a rose exchange?
Do you want special religious music played?
Do you want music played for the reception or cocktail hour?
Will the musicians move to another location for the reception?

Each musician needs to be provided with a chair with no arms.
The musicians bring their own music stands.
If the wedding is outside, the musicians must sit in a shady, level spot, protected from moisture.
If the wedding is inside and there is not adequate lighting, the musicians will bring music stand lights for reading the music and need access to electricity.
When the musicians arrive for the wedding, the leader of the musicians needs to confirm musician seating with the wedding coordinator before they setup and then talk with the officiate about the order of the ceremony.