Waterfront ceremonies, tented receptions, golden-hour cocktail hours — with an artist who brings everything, including the sound.
Hamptons weddings are outdoor weddings: a lawn in East Hampton, a beach in Montauk, a tent in Bridgehampton. Beautiful — and unforgiving for music, because there is no house sound system on a beach.
That is exactly what she plans for — she plays the East End season regularly, charity galas included. Where your venue has a system, her technical rider makes it plug-and-play; for lawns, tents and beachfronts without one, she can bring and run her own professional sound — so the music carries over the wind and the waves, and your vows stay above it.
The instrument is the conversation piece of the cocktail hour: a custom transparent violin, glowing as dusk falls over the water. And as the night arrives, the couture dress woven with light turns the first dance into the photo of the season.
Programs are designed with each couple — classical for the ceremony, film scores and pop over champagne, electro with a DJ when the dancing starts. She performs across the Hamptons, Long Island's North and South Forks, and the whole tri-state area.
How the wedding day worksA Hamptons summer holds fewer than twenty Saturdays — availability is genuinely limited, and spoken for 8–10 months ahead. Ask now; a quote holds yours for 7 days.
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