Put your act in front of couples who are ready to book
We are a wedding entertainment agency and weddings are all we book. Every registration is reviewed by our team, but applying does not guarantee that an act will be listed.
How vetting works
We would rather publish an act we can stand behind than fill the roster with listings we have not reviewed. Here is what we look for when assessing a new application.
One
You do this for a living
Wedding work is your trade, not a side project. We ask how many you played last year and we check.
Two
Live footage, not a studio cut
We want a full room on a real night. Phone footage is fine. Anything polished into something you cannot deliver live is not.
Three
Two couples we can call
We speak to two couples you have played for, and we ask what went wrong as well as what went right.
Four
You can hold a room
Reading a floor, running announcements, moving the night along. The band that keeps a dance floor is a different job to the band that plays well.
Five
You answer your phone
Couples ask questions for months. Acts that go quiet for a fortnight do not stay listed, however good they sound.
Six
You turn up like a professional
On time, dressed for the room, own PA and lighting, insured, invoiced properly, and off the stage without a fuss.
Not every application is accepted. Approved acts are those we are comfortable putting in front of a couple based on the information, footage and checks completed during review.