Wedding Bands in Wales

Wales has a proud singing tradition, and male voice choirs are part of it. Some couples like the idea of a choir or a Welsh-language singer during the ceremony or drinks reception, before handing over to a function band for the evening. Bilingual bands are also available for couples who want Welsh and English songs on the night.

Venue matters

Castles, country houses and rural barns appear across Wales, and many are in quiet places where sound limiters and music curfews protect the peace. Coastal venues in Pembrokeshire and the Gower can be remote, and mountain areas such as Eryri may have narrow access roads. Check the venue's rules and pass them to the band, along with any limits on power supply.

What to ask a band

• How many sets do they play and how long is each?
• Can they play quietly if the venue has a strict limiter?
• What space and power do they need, and how long does set-up take?
• Do they need accommodation, given travel distances?

Getting between north and south Wales takes time, so many couples look for a band based in their part of the country, or confirm travel arrangements early. Cardiff and Swansea venues are often well equipped for live music. Popular summer weekends book up in advance, so enquire once your venue is fixed.