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Jerry Bruno Productions
216-986-1808
5551 Canal Rd.
Cleveland, OH 44125
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 Tony Quarles and the Discovery Band
216-381-1201
3894 East Antisdale Rd.
S. Euclid, OH 44118
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Big Ear Entertainment
330-328-2496
447 W. Sunset Dr.
Rittman, OH 44270
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Heritage String Ensemble
330-209-1320
Akron, OH 44709
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Special Productions, Inc.
330-677-8071
2584 Celia Dr.
Stow, OH 44224
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Watercolors Trio
330-454-5403
245 23rd St. NW
Canton, OH 44709
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soundtrack of your lives (ceremony)
music to your ears (reception)
how to finalzie the details
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timeline
1 year : begin to muscians for ceremony
9-12 months : sign contract
3-6 months : select music
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expert advice
"
Assuming you
want your DJ or band leader to act as master of ceremonies, it's important to
evaluate whether your choice will be able to talk, spin, entertain and keep
track of your wedding timetable--all at the same time," adds Gerry
Praizner of Champagne Entertainment.
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Keep in mind that you need someone who's friendly, charismatic,
diplomatic, energetic and whose rapport and banter match the tone and style
of your wedding."
“Don’t
feel pressured into signing too fast on the bottom line,” suggests John &
Darla English of Special Productions.
“Trust your instincts. Don’t let any band leader or agent pressure you into
signing a contract because they have ‘another client who wants your date’ if
you don’t sign now. If the ‘other person’ wanted to book that date they would
have booked it then and there, just like the band leader or agent wants you
to do. Remember, your event is too important to be pressured into making the
wrong decision.”
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Be certain that you are choosing an established ensemble of professional musicians for your ceremony or reception," notes Robin Tryon of the Silver & Strings Trio. " Hiring student musicians, or putting together a group that is not used to performing together can have disastrous results. Even with the best planning, ceremonies do not always go as planned. An ensemble that has performed together for years can adapt effortlessly to
any last minute changes.
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