Flights and stay
You cover flights and accommodation for the booked lineup. Everything else is set out in the proposal, with no hidden extras.
Coverage
Weddings, private celebrations and corporate events across Romania, Europe, the UK and Ireland, and anywhere else in the world.
Bookings are taken worldwide. The lineup you book travels together as one group, so the sound you heard is the sound that arrives. Flights and accommodation for the musicians are covered by you, and everything else sits in the written proposal.
Romania
Dates the length of the country, from rooftop terraces in Bucharest to conace and countryside venues hours out of town,…
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City hotels, countryside estates, garden marquees and chamber halls, from the continent across to the UK and Ireland, wi…
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A celebration far from home, on a coastline, an island or a hillside: the booked lineup flies out together and sings for…
View regionYou cover flights and accommodation for the booked lineup. Everything else is set out in the proposal, with no hidden extras.
Whichever formation you book arrives as one rehearsed group, so what you hear in the videos is what plays on the night.
Sets run in Romanian and English as standard, with other languages possible on request when there is time to prepare.
Romania, and she works internationally from there. In practice the question that matters more is where your event is, because that is what shapes the travel, the lineup and the quote.
You cover flights and accommodation for the booked lineup. Everything else sits inside the quote, so there is no separate mileage charge and no surprise line arriving afterwards. The booking team sets it out in writing before anything is agreed.
Yes. A duo travels more cheaply than a full band with strings, and that difference is worth discussing early, because it is usually the largest single variable in an international quote.
Romanian and English throughout, and individual songs in other languages where they matter to you. For a bilingual room this is worth planning rather than improvising: which language the ceremony is in usually decides the rest.
For an event abroad, the day before. Flights are delayed, and a wedding does not move. Building in a night beforehand is the difference between a plan and a hope.
Send the date, the venue and roughly what you have in mind. The booking team comes back with a proposal shaped around it: the lineup, the timings, the travel and the cost, all written out. It costs nothing and commits you to nothing.