One violinist, an instrument you can see through, and every piece chosen with you — from the first note of the processional to the last dance.
Every vow heard. The music holds the room without ever covering a word — and the piece is yours to choose, arranged for violin.
From Bach to pop, film scores to electro — a program that keeps the champagne conversation lifted, tuned to your crowd.
Your song, played live around you. The moment every phone comes out — and the one you'll actually remember.
Solo violin over the dinner — or violin with DJ when the dancing starts. The energy of a band, the elegance of one artist.
Before the day, you build the program with her — moment by moment, piece by piece. Classical, film scores, pop, electro, rock, and the requests that make it yours: if it matters to you, she learns it.
On the day, the sound is settled before you think about it: your venue provides the sound system, and her technical rider makes it plug-and-play — for intimate settings without one, she can bring her own. Your planner has one point of contact.
And at the center of it: an instrument no one in the room has seen before — a custom transparent violin with more than ten microphones embedded in its body, reproducing every nuance exactly as she plays it.
Usually your venue's sound system carries her violin — she sends a simple technical rider ahead so it's plug-and-play. For intimate settings without a system, she can bring and run her own.
Yes — requests are the point. The program is designed with you: classical, film scores, pop, electro, rock, and the piece that's yours.
Ceremony, cocktail hour and reception — solo or with DJ, the sound scaled to each moment.
Yes. A hand-picked New York network built over four years — DJ, drums, saxophone, sound engineer and more — assembled to your event, with a single point of contact.
New York City, Long Island and the Hamptons, Westchester — plus New Jersey and Connecticut. Farther on request. Recent weddings include The Plaza Hotel on Central Park and the Ziegfeld Ballroom.
Send your date and venue; you hear back within 24 hours with availability and a quote — and the quote holds your date for 7 days while you decide. Then the program is built together, piece by piece.
For peak-season Saturdays, couples often reserve 8–10 months ahead. Other dates breathe more. And if your date is closer than that — ask anyway: calendars move.
A season is two dozen Saturdays — availability is limited by the calendar itself. Ask early: more of the program is yours to shape, and the quote holds your date for 7 days.
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