by IdeaZign Media | Jul 30, 2026
Yes. Horns can be added for select events when availability, budget, and production needs allow. Adding saxophone or a horn section can bring a bigger, more celebratory sound to the reception, especially for dance sets, funk, soul, pop, and high-energy party moments....
by IdeaZign Media | Jul 30, 2026
Yes. Depending on the event, we can sometimes add additional instruments, featured performers, or guest musicians. Common additions may include female vocals, horns, fiddle, banjo, percussion, keys, or other specialty instruments. These additions can affect the quote,...
by IdeaZign Media | Jul 30, 2026
Yes, absolutely. We do a lot of guest musician moments and sit-ins, and they can be a really meaningful part of the event. We like to discuss these in advance so the moment is set up for success. The most important details are the song choice, when it happens in the...
by IdeaZign Media | Jul 30, 2026
Often, yes, but it needs to be planned in advance. If a family member, friend, or guest musician is performing during the ceremony, we need to know the song, instrument or vocal needs, timing, whether they need amplification, where they will stand or sit, and how they...
by IdeaZign Media | Jul 30, 2026
Yes. We can often support cultural, traditional, or family-specific music moments when they are discussed ahead of time. For example, we can play Jewish, klezmer, or traditional songs such as “Hava Nagila” and “Dodi Li,” and can include Celtic,...