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FAQs

FAQs

How much does a wedding singer cost in Yorkshire?

Individual parts of the day start at £375 for the evening and £475 for the ceremony. Combined packages run from £695 for a quarter day to £1,295 for the full day, and midweek weddings are 15% off. Every quote is fixed before you book — no per-hour surprises.

Which parts of the wedding day can you cover?

All of them. Guest arrival and your aisle song, music while you sign the register, an exit song, the drinks reception, your wedding breakfast, evening guest arrival and your first dance. Book one moment or the whole day.

What areas do you cover?

I am based in Sheffield and perform across Yorkshire, Lancashire, Manchester, Leeds and further afield. I travel the first 15 miles free and charge 45p per mile beyond that, so destination weddings are entirely possible — just ask.

What kind of music do you play during the wedding breakfast?

Soulful jazz and vintage pop — modern songs by artists like Harry Styles, Taylor Swift and Beyonce, reimagined with a jazzy, sophisticated twist. It is designed to be background plus: captivating enough to enjoy, chilled enough that your guests can still hear each other.

Can we choose the songs?

Yes, and most couples do. Build your own set list from my repertoire and I will help with suggestions where you want them. If a song you love is not on the list, I will learn it — included free with my combined packages.

Are you insured, and is your equipment PAT tested?

Yes to both. I carry full Public Liability Insurance and all equipment is PAT tested, which is what premium venues ask for before they will confirm a performer. Your venue can request the paperwork from me directly.

How do we book, and what deposit do you need?

Check your date with me first. To confirm, I take a 25% deposit, with the balance due one month before the wedding. A date is not held without a deposit, so the sooner you check, the better — particularly for Saturdays in summer.