Weddings · Charleston, SC
Played live.All night.
A six-piece live wedding band in Charleston, South Carolina. Top 40 and contemporary, Motown and soul, pop throwbacks, country and rock, and jazz standards for cocktail hour. From $5,000, with sound, lighting and a dedicated engineer included.
How the night runs
Four parts, one band.
Up to three hours of live music across a five-hour reception, built around your timeline rather than a fixed set count. Whenever we’re not playing, a playlist we curate for you runs through our PA.
Add-on
Ceremony
Live music for the processional and recessional, priced per musician, so you choose how many play.
Add-on
Cocktail hour
An instrumental trio and the standards: The Way You Look Tonight, Fly Me to the Moon, Let’s Stay Together.
Included
Dinner
Music at dinner volume, and our MC for introductions, toasts and the cake, or taking direction from your planner.
Included
Dance sets
Motown and soul first, because every generation in the room dances to My Girl. Later, once the floor skews younger, Top 40 and contemporary, pop throwbacks, country and rock. We read the room, not a script.
Your songs
Up to five, learned for you.
Most couples use them for their dances. Send them four weeks out so we can rehearse properly, and if your first dance is already in our book, it doesn’t use one of the five. The rest of your list goes on the playlist that runs during our breaks, and more of it overlaps with what we already play than you’d expect.
If a song won’t work live, we’ll say so early rather than fake it.
What you get
Choose your lineup.
Launch price · Weddings
The Grand Affair
$9,000
Total value: $11,500
Live music from the first note of your ceremony to the last song of the night.
Check your date- The full Six, with everything listed below included: live band, PA, sound engineer, room and band lighting, MC, five learned songs ($6,000 value)
- The moment the whole room jumps up: three-piece horn section for Motown and soul ($2,000 value)
- A ceremony with real musicians, not a speaker: two live musicians for your ceremony ($800 value)
- Guests mingling to live music while you take photos: instrumental trio for cocktail hour ($1,200 value)
- Photos every guest takes home: photo booth with AI edits and instant sharing ($700 value)
- Your entrance and first dance framed in sparks: cold sparks for two moments ($800 value)
- One team, one timeline: the same musicians from ceremony to last call
Launch pricing ends December 31. Starting January 1, The Grand Affair is $10,000. Book with a signed agreement and deposit by December 31 to lock in $9,000 for any 2027 or 2028 date.
Cold sparks are subject to venue approval. Travel included within 45 minutes of downtown Charleston; beyond that, quoted up front.
Option one
The Six
From $5,000 ($6,000 starting Jan 1)
Vocals, guitar, keys, bass, drums and a second vocalist. Everything below comes standard. No separate AV company to hire.
Option two
The Six, with horns
Add up to three horn players. Worth it if your crowd loves Motown and soul.
Add-on
Instrumental trio
For cocktail hour, before the full band takes over.
Add-on
Ceremony music
Live music for the ceremony, priced per musician, so you choose how many play.
Included in every booking
- A floor that never goes quiet: up to three hours of live music across your reception, with a playlist we curate for you during every break
- Sound that fills the room, not just the front row: full PA sized to your space, run by our own sound engineer
- A room that looks like a party: uplighting for the room plus full band lighting
- Your first dance, played live: up to five new songs learned and rehearsed for you, at no extra cost
- Nobody in your family stuck running the show: MC for introductions, first dance, toasts, cake and exit
- Your planner already in the loop: timeline call with you or your planner
- Nothing for you to lift: load-in, setup and breakdown handled
For your planner
The fixed points.
Send us the room plan when you book and we’ll tell you what works. Everything else we settle on the timeline call before the week of.
- Two independent 20-amp circuits within 10 feet of the stage, not shared with catering or lighting
- Parking for six and two hours to load in
- Cover if we’re outdoors; a tent is fine
- Seven meals on events over three hours, with allergy options
- If someone gets sick, we call in a player we already work with who knows the book
- Travel included within 45 minutes of downtown Charleston, and every fee beyond that on the quote
Questions
Wedding questions, answered.
How long do you play, and do you take breaks?
Up to three hours of music across a five-hour event, with at least fifteen minutes off per hour played. There is no fixed set count — we build it around your timeline — and a playlist we curate for you runs through our PA whenever we’re off, so the room never goes quiet.
Can you play the ceremony and cocktail hour too?
Yes, as separate add-ons. Ceremony music is priced per musician, so you choose how many play. Cocktail hour is an instrumental trio, usually jazz standards, before the full band takes over.
Will you learn our first dance?
Yes — up to five songs per booking, at no extra cost, and most couples use them for their dances. Send them four weeks out. If a song won’t work live, we’ll say so early rather than fake it.
What if it rains?
We need cover if we’re outdoors, and a tent is fine (The Island House, for one). The rain plan is on the timeline call with your planner, before the week of.
What does a wedding band cost in Charleston?
Ours starts at $5,000 with sound, lighting and a dedicated engineer included. Date, lineup, travel and overtime are the only things that move it. The whole answer is here.
Check your date
Tell us when and where.
A few quick questions, and we’ll reply within 24 hours with availability and a price. If we’re already booked, we’ll tell you straight away.
Received
That’s with us.
We’ll reply within 24 hours with availability and a price.