Weddings
Your Wedding, Told Through Music.
From the first note as guests arrive to the last song of the night, every moment crafted to move you.
The Wedding Day
The Soundtrack of Your Love Story, Brought to Life.
A wedding is not one song. Here is what each moment asks for, and how we plan it together.
Watch Wedding VideosBefore the Ceremony
The room fills. Nothing has started yet, and everything is already being decided.
Guest Arrival and Prelude
Twenty to thirty minutes while guests find their seats.
The room is still small talk and low energy. The music is not there to entertain, it is there to tell everyone they are in the right place.
Often chosen
Canon in D, River Flows in You, La Vie en Rose
The Ceremony
Five entrances and one exit. This is the part you will watch again on video for the rest of your life.
The Groom's Entrance
Steady, grounded, with a little edge.
Often overlooked, and one of the easiest ways to make the ceremony feel like it belongs to both of you.
Often chosen
Iris, More Than Words, Let's Stay Together
The Wedding Party
Bridesmaids and groomsmen down the aisle.
The energy lifts for the first time. We time the song to the number of people walking, so it never runs out before the last one reaches the front.
Often chosen
Sugar, Lover, A Sky Full of Stars
The Bridal Entrance
The moment everyone turns around.
The one you will see in every photograph for the rest of your life. Traditional or personal, chosen on purpose rather than by default.
Often chosen
Bridal Chorus, A Thousand Years, Ordinary
Vows, Readings and Unity Moments
The quiet centre of the day.
Music that stays under the moment instead of on top of it. If your ceremony has a religious or cultural element, we plan those pieces well in advance.
Often chosen
Ave Maria, Hallelujah, Somos Novios
The Recessional
You are married. The room exhales.
The only moment of the ceremony where the music can be loud and happy without restraint. Choosing something too gentle here is the most common mistake.
Often chosen
Wedding March, Marry You, Signed, Sealed, Delivered
Cocktail Hour, Dinner and Reception
The longest part of the night, and the one most couples plan last. This is where live music does the most work.
Cocktail Hour
Music becomes social architecture.
A room of strangers rarely loosens up on its own. Live violin under conversation lowers the pressure of silence and turns small talk into something warmer.
Often chosen
Fly Me to the Moon, Sway, The Girl from Ipanema
Dinner
Warmth, comfort, presence.
The music should never compete with the table. It should embrace it, and stay low enough that nobody has to raise their voice to be heard.
Often chosen
L-O-V-E, What a Wonderful World, Come Away With Me
The Dance Floor
Freedom, energy, celebration.
This is where the electric violin comes out, where bachata and disco and modern pop live, and where guests stop thinking and start living. It is also the part people describe to their friends the next week.
Often chosen
La Bachata, September, Can't Stop the Feeling
The Experience
Everything Handled, Nothing Hidden.
Whichever experience you choose, all of this comes with it.
- Professional sound system, mixer and audio support
- Wireless microphone for your officiant when needed
- Personalized musical planning and consultation calls
- Curated repertoire built around your story
- Coordination of musical cues with your timeline and planner
- Attire adapted to your wedding aesthetic and palette
- Setup, breakdown and arrival with time to prepare
- An audiovisual assistant on site
Three Experiences
Choose How Much of the Day Is Carried by Music.
Each one is quoted around your date, venue, guest count and timeline, so the number you receive is yours and not a list price.
The Ceremony Experience
One hour of live violin
For the ceremony itself, start to finish.
- Prelude while guests arrive and are seated
- Personalized songs for the wedding party
- The bridal entrance song
- Live music during the ceremony
- Recessional and grand exit
- A seamless transition into the celebration
- Up to ten personalized song requests
The Elevated Experience
Two hours of live violin
Ceremony and cocktail hour, without a gap in between.
- Everything in The Ceremony Experience
- Live violin through cocktail hour
- Music that carries guests from the vows to the first drink
- Up to fifteen personalized song requests
The Celebration Experience
Five hours, violin and DJ
The whole night, from the prelude to the last dance.
- Live violin for prelude and ceremony
- Live violin through cocktail hour and dinner
- Full DJ service for the reception
- Curated transitions from live violin into the DJ set
- Personalized playlists for every section of the night
- Professional sound and lighting
- Wireless microphone for the officiant and for speeches
- MC services for key reception moments
- Song requests and live mashup moments
- A dedicated audiovisual assistant throughout the event
And If You Want More
The Moments That Make People Gasp.
Any experience can be extended with these. We decide together which ones your celebration actually needs, and which ones would only be noise.
Tell me what you are imagining and I will tell you honestly whether it belongs in your night.
From Couples and Families
What They Said After.
Truly so happy that we booked Dave String for violin performance at our wedding. It was just incredible; his music selection and professionalism added a wonderful artistic touch to our ceremony that we will remember forever.
Madison W.
Wedding Ceremony, September 2025
The venue coordinator even got his information to recommend him to clients. I can't thank him enough for making my daughter's wedding a beautiful day she will never forget!
Kelley L.
Wedding, April 2026
From start to finish, he was entertaining everyone and his performance was perfect. Even before our wedding, he was very easy to reach and had no issues playing everything we asked for.
Stefan T.
Wedding, November 2025
They are wonderful and came ready to give the bride and groom the most special day! Thank you for sharing your gifts!
Amanda W.
Wedding Reception, May 2026
Questions
What Couples Ask Me.
How far in advance should we book?
As early as you have your date and venue. I limit the number of weddings I accept each year so that every one gets the preparation it deserves, and popular dates in Orlando fill first.
Do you bring your own sound system?
Yes. Professional sound, mixer and audio support are included, along with a wireless microphone for your officiant when the ceremony needs one. For outdoor ceremonies this matters more than couples expect.
Can you learn a song that is not in your repertoire?
Yes, and it happens at most weddings. Up to fifteen personalized requests are included, submitted at least fifteen days before your date so there is time to arrange and rehearse them properly.
Acoustic or electric violin?
Both, chosen by moment. Acoustic for the ceremony and the quiet parts, electric when the reception turns into a celebration. You do not have to decide this now, we plan it together.
Do you play outdoor ceremonies?
Often. Central Florida weddings usually are. Outdoor ceremonies need amplification, and wind and heat change what works, so we plan for it rather than hoping for the best.
Are you insured?
Yes, fully insured. Most venues in Orlando and Kissimmee will ask for a certificate, and I can provide it directly to yours.
Do you travel outside Orlando?
Yes. I am based in Orlando and Kissimmee and I perform across Central Florida and beyond, including destination weddings.
How does payment work?
Two options. Fifty percent to reserve your date with the remaining half due a month before the wedding, or pay in full at booking and receive a complimentary personalized violin recording of your special song as a keepsake.
Tell me your date and your venue and I will walk you through the whole day, moment by moment.
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