Wedding packages

Two photographers. Full coverage to include any or all of the following: Pre ceremony preparation shots, ceremony, groups & formals, reportage shots, classic and advertorial styles, reception/party/celebration shots up to first dance and beyond (eight hour coverage) Souvenir music slideshow DVD. Optional complimentary engagement or “cherish the dress” shoot. Proof CD. Forty 10 inch by 8 inch presentation prints, or One Hundred 6 inch by 4 inch prints of your choice. One large heavy duty bespoke 12 inch by 12 inch (up to forty pages) deluxe printed and bound designer hard backed “storybook” wedding album. Style and planning meetings. Password protected online favourites gallery. Ability to upgrade any element at a later date

Two photographers. Full coverage to include any or all of the following: pre ceremony preparation shots, ceremony, groups & formals, reportage shots, classic and advertorial styles, reception/party/celebration shots up to first dance and beyond (eight hours coverage) Souvenir music slideshow DVD. Optional complimentary engagement or “cherish the dress” shoot. Proof CD. Thirty-five 10 inch by 8 inch presentation prints, or Seventy 6 inch by 4 inch prints of your choice. One large heavy duty bespoke 12 inch by 12 inch (up to twenty four pages) “storybook” wedding album. Style and planning meetings. Password protected online favourites gallery. Ability to upgrade any element at a later date

ELEGANCE Two photographers. All day coverage from bridal preparations to past the first dance (generally eight hours) and all the large full resolution copyright free files from the day. These are fully edited across a set of DVDs (usually three) or USBs with an extra folder of smaller versions for emailing, facebook, social networking etc. Files are produced using a wide range of professional lenses and cameras that we bring on the day. You can print at any size, and each image is individually edited through two separate programs. Typical image count is between 600 and 1000 plus files. Of course with copyright free “digital negatives” you can create your own display options and albums in the future, excluding those only available to the trade (We are happy of course to design fantastic “storybook” albums as extras if you wish as well) Included is our usual music slideshow DVD of the entire day, and an optional complimentary engagement or “cherish the dress” shoot. Style and planning meetings. Password protected online favourites gallery. Finally, we feel it’s important to remember this is an investment, and that you are not just buying two photographer’s time and files when you book us, you are getting our personalities, people skills, quality, track record and sense of fun too!

8 hours wedding day coverage Prints 150 4x6 picked by the phorographer Digital files optimized to share Wedding books, engagment sessions, or after wedding sessions availables too as aditional services

Thank you for considering Wellfleet for your wedding day! Our service is designed as an all-inclusive solution to accommodate all your sound, music, and entertainment needs for your big day. Our rate includes up to 6 hours of onsite coverage, as well as our travel and sound system. We are also happy to learn a handful of special requests just for your special day! This allows us to provide service for everything from the ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner, and reception. Wellfleet can provide a mic for ceremony or for speeches/toasts/blessings, perform live acoustic for the ceremony & cocktail hour, we can also run a pre-recorded music mix during dinner, emcee the event, and then perform a rockin' full band for the reception to keep your guests dancing! Thanks again for considering us and we hope to hear from you!

We are a rural tourism company that offers lodges for honeymoones. Each lodge has the capacity for two people (36 square meters). It has a double bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living room and outside space. The lodges are located next to Historical Village of Piodão and near Serra da Estrela in the center of Portugal. This package includes a stay for two persons in one of the lodges for four nights (Possibility of changing the number of nights). Meals or other services are not included. The value only refers to the stay. The amount must be paid in full by bank transfer at the time of hiring. Rate of 21% government tax is inclusive. Cancelation refund is possible until 14 days before chech-in, after that or no shows the full amout will be charged. Check in between 16h and 19h and check out is until 12h. For further information please contact

The Classic brings together Peru's best: ancient ruins, colonial architecture, fantastic food, and a thriving, bewitchingly colourful folk culture – all set against the incredibly scenic background of the High Andes. The variety of experiences will astound you. Wander through graceful plazas, cobbled alleyways, farmland paths and jungle tracks. Descend from a glacial high pass to a rainforest oasis. Soak in natural hot springs. Drink coffee under the tree it was harvested from. This is one of the most rewarding tours you can do anywhere – and did we mention it also includes Machu Picchu, Cusco, the Sacred Valley and Lake Titicaca?! Day 1: Explore Cusco Welcome to Cusco, capital of the Inca Empire and one of the most beautiful cities on Earth! We’ll meet you at 1pm for a traditional Peruvian meal at a local favorite restaurant. In the afternoon your guide will lead a relaxed walking tour around Cusco’s stunning historic centre – it’s important to take it easy if you’ve arrived from sea level today, as you need to acclimatize to Cusco’s 3,400 meter (11,200 feet) altitude. Accommodation: Comfortable hotel in Cusco Meals: Lunch and dinner included Day 2: Stunning scenery in the Sacred Valley The sunny, incredibly scenic floodplain between Pisac and Ollantaytambo in the valley of the Urubamba River is known as the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Pisac is a tiny, cobbled Inca village which is home to the largest handicraft market in the region and a huge Inca fortress. We’ll explore both, then set off into the Sacred Valley. We’ll need frequent photo stops as we pass still-working Inca terracing, irrigation canals, and awesome mountain vistas. Our destination is Ollantaytambo, perhaps the most perfectly preserved of all Inca towns, a maze of cobbled alleyways and sun-drenched plazas presided over by a spectacular, llama-shaped ruin. Accommodation: Cosy, family-run Ollantaytambo hotel Meals: All meals included OPTION A: JUNGLE TRAIL TO MACHU PICCHU Day 3: Ruins, weavers, and a functioning inca factory Today starts with Chinchero, best known for its outdoor weaving studios and extensive Inca terracing with incredible views. Next we’ll explore Moray – a mysterious complex of massive amphitheaters of incredible engineering precision and stern, magnificent beauty. Then an easy stroll (or ride in the bus if you prefer), through rolling farmland and views of the high Andes, brings us to Salineras – a surreal and beautiful patchwork of pools and paths that still produces salt using Inca technology and is our favourite site in the Cusco region. Accommodation: Family-run hotel in Ollantaytambo Meals: Lunch and dinner included Day 4: Adventures in the amazon basin Today we cross one of the world’s more drastic topographical divides: from the arid, Pacific side of the Andes to its lush western slope and the uppermost reaches of the Amazon Basin. The differences become more and more obvious as we descend from the icy high pass of Abra Malaga (4,350 meters/14,000 feet), all the way down to the steamy heat of the ceja de selva (“eyebrow of the jungle”). Our destination, sleepy Santa Teresa (1,550 meters/5,085 feet), is home to one of our favorite places in Peru, the Baños Termales de Cocalmayo, natural mountain hot springs beside a raging river. It’s the perfect place to soak away the road dust of today’s journey from one side of the Andes to the other. If you’re into biking, you might want to ride some or all of the day’s long descent to the high jungle – it’s an incredibly fun, freewheeling, downhill and is suitable for anyone who can ride a bike. We provide bikes so you can ride as much or as little as you like. Accommodation: Rustic eco-lodge near Santa Teresa Meals: All meals included Day 5: Meet coffee growers and sample their wares Coffee, grown at cottage-industry level and exported to the world through growers’ co-operatives, is the backbone of this area’s economy. This morning a local coffee producer will show us around their plantation, and the operation where they harvest and mill coffee. In the afternoon we’ll take a short (seven kilometer/five mile) train ride to Aguas Calientes. There’s time this afternoon to explore the market and admire the scenery all around and above us – the isolated little town has one of the most beautiful settings you’ll see in Peru, in a jungle gorge by a rushing river. Accommodation: Comfortable hotel in Aguas Calientes Meals: All meals included OPTION B: INCA TRAIL HIKE TO Machu Picchu (add US$250) Day 3: Tuesday Start hiking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu! We’ll get up very early this morning to take the bus to Kilometre 82, the start of the Inca Trail. The hike begins in the Sacred Valley as we follow the Urubamba River, climbing ever higher and eventually heading off up the Cusicacha Valley, through semi-arid forest and farming villages, to Wayllabamba, where we’ll camp for the night. Accommodation: Luxury camping on the Inca Trail Meals: All meals included Walking: 12 kilometers (7.5 miles) Min. Altitude: 2,700 meters (8,860 feet) Max. Altitude: 3,100 meters (10,170 feet) Altitude of camp: 3,100 meters (10,170 feet) Day 4: Hike over Warmiwayñusca Pass Most of our walking time today is taken up by a stiff 1,200 metre (3,940 feet) hike up to Warmiwayñusca (Dead Woman’s Pass), the highest point of the Inca Trail. From here if it’s clear we’ll enjoy incredible views back the way we came, and onwards towards the distant, snowcapped Vilcabamba Range. Then we descend steeply into Pacaymayo, our campsite for the night with one of the best views in the Andes. Accommodation: Luxury camping on the Inca Trail Meals: All meals included Walking: 11 kilometers (6.8 miles) Min. Altitude: 3,100 meters (10,170 feet) Max. Altitude: 4,200 meters (13,780 feet) Altitude of camp: 3,600 meters (11,810 feet) Day 5: Runkurakay, Sayacmarca and Wiñaywayna Today’s hike takes us through some of the most stunning scenery in Peru, with cloud forest, orchids, hummingbirds and mountains on all sides, and to three gorgeous little ruins – Runkurakay, Sayacmarca, and Wiñaywayna, next to the evening’s campsite. Along the way we cross the watershed of the Andes – this is one of the best days trekking in the world. Accommodation: Luxury camping on the Inca Trail Meals: All meals included Walking: 12 kilometers (7.5 miles) Min. Altitude: 2,670 meters (8,760 feet) Max. Altitude: 3,900 meters (12,800 feet) Altitude of camp: 2,670 meters (8,760 feet) Day 6: Machu Picchu An early start rewards us with sunrise at Machu Picchu – a peak moment for anyone. A spectacular stone city surrounded by incredibly steep, incredibly green mountains, Machu Picchu needs no introduction and is deservedly one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. Your trip leader will take you on a guided tour – a necessary start to orient you in this massive site – then you’ll have plenty of time to explore the site and some of the surrounding peaks on your own before we catch the train back to Cusco for the night. Accommodation: Back at our home-base Cusco hotel Meals: All meals included Day 7: Free day in Cusco There are things to do in Cusco to suit every mood and personality: churches, museums, and art galleries; adventure activities like rafting and horse riding, and organized tours. This is also the perfect day to just wander around and enjoy the spectacular mountain views, traditionally dressed locals, excellent cafes and charming architecture that characterize the historic centre of Cusco. Accommodation: Cusco hotel Meals: Breakfast included Day 8: Local lifestyle and fabulous food in the South Valley The Valle Sur just outside Cusco is a popular weekend destination for Cusqueños, who flock here to specialist restaurants offering local favourites like chicharrones (deep fried pork chunks with corn and mint) and cuy (guinea pig), as well as plenty of more conventional and equally delicious options! We’ll fit a very local lunch in between visiting Tipón and Pikillacta, two of Peru’s most charming archaeological sites, and the church of Andahuaylillas, whose interior is so ornate that it’s known as the Sistine Chapel of the Americas. Late this afternoon we’ll arrive at the village of Raqchi, home to a group of gracious, funny people we’re proud to call our friends. For the next couple of days, they’ll open their homes and lives to you, giving you a unique insight into traditional Andean life. Accommodation: Raqchi homestay Meals: All meals included Day 9: Pottery making, a volcano, and ruins in Raqchi Today we’ll strike off into the countryside, wandering to breathtaking lookouts, and the nearby (extinct!) volcano of Kimsach’ata. Later we’ll try our hand at pottery-making – the people of Raqchi are professional potters and will show us how to make a pot on a pedal-powered potter’s wheel. We’ll also have the privilege of attending a ch’alla (payment to the Earth) – a ceremony of propitiation of Pacha Mama (Mother Earth) held regularly by an ostensibly Catholic community, and a very good example of the paradox at the heart of Andean religion. Accommodation: Raqchi homestay Meals: All meals included Day 10: Welcome to the Altiplano This morning we’ll explore the enormous adobe ruin that dwarfs the humble homes of Raqchi, before heading off into the altiplano - one of the highest inhabited places on Earth, and home to some of its most unlikely attractions. We’ll take the plunge at Marangani: a surreal and improbable complex of five natural hot pools linked by steaming streams and populated by locals enjoying the only hot water for miles around. We’ll spend the night at a historic hacienda. Established as a convent in the 18th century, it’s now home to a dairy farm where we’ll have the opportunity to sample delicious high-altitude cheese and yoghurt. Accommodation: Historic hacienda near Ayaviri Meals: All meals included Day 11: Forgotten riches in Lampa Today we’ll explore Lampa. Once one of the richest towns in Peru, it’s now all but a ghost town, making the grandeur and scale of its cathedral all the more striking. Impressive from the outside, inside the cathedral is simply incredible. Among many other marvels, it houses a catacomb, a collection of skulls and skeletons, and a full-scale reproduction of Michelangelo’s Pietá. We’ll arrive to the shores of Lake Titicaca in time for a memorable dinner at one of Puno’s excellent restaurants. Accommodation: Family-run hotel in downtown Puno Meals: All meals included Day 12: Lake Titicaca’s south shore The tourist map ends at Puno. Past it lies a land of ancient burial monuments dedicated to dwarves, half-buried ruins drowsing in farmers’ fields, and layer upon layer of human history and belief, built up over thousands of years: it’s one of the weirdest and most wonderful places in the world and today we’ll take our pick from many strange sights. Amaru Meru is said to be a stone-carved door into another dimension. Even if interdimensional portals aren’t your thing, you’ll enjoy the windswept majesty, imposing rock formations, and views of Lake Titicaca around it. We’ll also visit Chucuito, where 86 huge stone phalluses are buried every which way in what is said to be an Inca fertility temple – though some locals passionately argue it’s a hoax. Either way, it’s quite a sight! Accommodation: Puno hotel Meals: All meals included Day 13: Taquile island on Lake Titicaca This morning we take to the waters of Lake Titicaca. We’ll stop briefly at the Uros – the famous floating reed islands of Lake Titicaca – but our main destination is Taquile, one of the most fascinating islands in the world. It was isolated until the 1950s and still follows a very different way of life. Decisions are communal, economic activity is co-operative, and society is based on the fundamental Inca principles:  "Ama sua, ama llulla, ama quella" (don’t steal, don’t lie, don’t be lazy). There are no cars, few dogs, and little electricity, because the Taquileños want it that way. Taquile is also the most famous textile centre in the Andes. Colorful, storytelling textiles, designed and woven by Taquile’s women from thread spun by its men, draw aficionados and investigators from all over the world to this amazing island. On top of all this, the scenery is stunning and the peace and tranquility is like nowhere else on Earth. Taquile is just magic. Accommodation: Puno hotel Meals: All meals included Day 14: Departure day You can book your flight out for any time you like today – do allow for the fact that Juliaca airport is just over an hour’s drive away. If you’re staying on in Peru, we’re delighted to help out with suggestions and assistance for the rest of your time here. Meals: Breakfast included What’s Included: All accommodation (based on twin share. Single supplement available for US$400) All ground transport (private vehicle, train and boat) All activities specified in itinerary Entrance to all attractions specified in itinerary Extra permit to climb Huayna Picchu at Machu Picchu if available at time of booking (with Option A) Dedicated Aspiring Adventures guide All meals except lunch and dinner on free day Drinking water with meals What’s not included: Tips for your guide(s) and driver Option B only (Inca Trail hike): sleeping bag and mat (hire for US$40 per item or bring your own) Option B only (Inca Trail hike): tips for your porters and cooks Private trip for just you and your party, plus your guide (add US$400 per person) ACCOMMODATIONS: Accommodations on our Peru trips are our favorites in each town. In Cusco and Puno we stay in clean, comfortable hotels of three star standard. In Ollantaytambo, Aguas Calientes, Santa Teresa and Ayaviri we stay in quirky, interesting, family-run lodgings. In Raqchi we stay in humble family homes. Here, conditions are basic and hygiene may not be what you are used to at home, but any slight discomfort you experience will be well compensated for by this incredible insight into a very different way of life. The Inca Trail hike entails three nights of camping in tents.

Day 1 Pisac and Ollantaytambo The sunny floodplain between Pisac and Ollantaytambo in the valley of the Urubamba River is known as the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Our first stop here is Pisac, a tiny, cobbled Inca village which is home to the largest handicraft market in the region and a huge Inca fortress. We’ll explore both, then set off through the Sacred Valley. We’ll need frequent photo stops as we pass still-working Inca terracing, irrigation canals, fertile farmland and awesome mountain vistas. Our destination for the night is Ollantaytambo, perhaps the most charming and perfectly preserved of all Inca towns, a maze of cobbled alleyways and sun-drenched plazas presided over by a spectacular, llama-shaped ruin. Accommodation: Cosy, family-run hotel in Ollantaytambo Included meals: Lunch and dinner included Day 2 Chinchero, Moray, and Salineras Today starts with Chinchero, a quiet little town best known for its outdoor weaving studios, terraced Inca ruin, and intricately-frescoed colonial church. Next is Moray – three massive Inca amphitheaters of incredible engineering precision and stern, magnificent beauty. Then an easy stroll (or ride in the bus if you prefer) through rolling farmland and views of the high Andes brings us to Salineras – a surreal and beautiful patchwork of pools and paths that still produces salt using Inca technology. Later we’ll catch the train to Aguas Calientes, where we’ll spend the night. Accommodation: Comfortable hotel in Aguas Calientes Meals: All meals included Day 3 Machu Picchu An early start rewards us with sunrise at Machu Picchu – a peak moment for anyone. A spectacular stone city surrounded by incredibly steep, incredibly green mountains, Machu Picchu needs no introduction and is deservedly one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. A guided tour is a necessary start to orient you in this massive site, then you’ll have plenty of time to explore the stone complex and some of the surrounding peaks on your own before we catch the train back to Cusco. Meals: Breakfast and lunch included What’s INCLUDEd: All accommodation and activities specified in itinerary Dedicated Aspiring Adventures guide All transport Pickup and drop-off at your accommodation in Cusco Entrance to all attractions specified Extra permit to climb Huayna Picchu at Machu Picchu (if available at time of booking) Meals specified in itinerary Drinking water with included meals What’s NOT INCLUDEd: Tip for your guide(s) and driver Drinks apart from with meals The packages we list here are just a taste of what we can do! Check out our wide range of itineraries

10 hours of services Photography & Videography at the ceremony and reception Photo session of the bride and groom during the cocktail Music especially selected for you and your guests State of the art DJ equipment Sound system Wireless and wired microphones Dancefloor lighting MCeeing Backup equipment on site Dancing in the clouds OR Premixed first dance Full uplighting of the whole hall Projector with screen Ambient music during cocktail For up to 200 guests

Reception Couvert Input Soup Fish Strip flavor Meat Dessert Coffee and digestive Buffet: Candy table Table fruit Cheese table Seafood table (shrimp, shoes and decorative lobster (100 gr. Per person)) Meal table Salad table Bride cake and sparkling Supper Cave: Wine wine "lords" | or | "find the fifth fernão pires" | or | "fifth são francisco" Wine red "annestora" | or | "dialogo niepoort" | or | "fifth são francisco" Wine green "quinta da aveleda" | or | "monument walls" Light white wine "sottal" Waters, refrigerants, beers, etc. Price per person + 23% vat (includes rent of fifth stick) Value of ementa calculated for a minimum of 120 people Includes: service supplies, still lots, attached, tables and chairs, flowers, empress printing, etc. Excludes: flowers, animation

Our Professional Wedding Planner Consultancy includes: Free flow of unlimited consultancies and conversations on skype, wazzapp, email etc... Best Venue research, negotiation and booking in Phuket Signature design of your unique event by our Italian Wedding Planner based on your wishes and our last trends research Budget management All the suppliers sourcing, contact & management Decorations, wedding favors or any extra you need design, source and purchase Pre-wedding day meeting and event Rehearsal The magic presence of our Wedding Planner and her fairies during the Wedding day to assist you 100% tailor made!

CD or USB with all photos edited and unblocked taken day of wedding 6 hours total. I will require a deposit beforehand to book your date. 6 hrs ceremony/reception wedding photos on CD or USB

Your coverage : Groom & Bride's getting ready First Look ( If needed ) Full ceremony Family & Friends Portraits NewlyWed Shooting Best moments of the reception : First dance Speeches Cake cutting Party time Payment and contact details : Save your date booking fee via Paypal , the remaining balance paid in cash or Paypal the day of our first meeting in person before your wedding or on the same wedding day . Contact as easy as filling a little form .

Our most common Collections are either 6 hours or 8 hours of coverage. Digital files are included. You also can choose between 1 or 2 Photographers. We offer other Collections too, that include a Wedding Book as well. Prices are subject and can change without notice. Please contact me for a more detailed Price List.

Luminous Sounds offers a variety of string ensembles for wedding ceremonies, cocktail hours and events. Our Classical Ensembles perform classical music only and based on your guest count and budget can range from a soloist to a quartet. If you are interested in having current or past hits performed, please click on The Illuminate String Quartet packages. Our musicians are conservatory-trained professionals who truly care about you and your event. Owner, Kimberly Musial will work with you to select the perfect music for each moment of your wedding ceremony. All payments and contract signing can be taken care of online which allows for a quick and painless booking process. Included in the price: Tax Travel (if within 50 miles of our home base) 15 minutes of prelude music All processionals - Family, Bridal Party and Bride A piece in the middle of your ceremony (if needed) Recessional Postlude piece Cocktail Hour Music (if booked)

Luminous Sounds offers a variety of string ensembles for wedding ceremonies, cocktail hours and events. Our Classical Ensembles perform classical music only and based on your guest count and budget can range from a soloist to a quartet. If you are interested in having current or past hits performed, please click on The Illuminate String Quartet packages. Our musicians are conservatory-trained professionals who truly care about you and your event. Owner, Kimberly Musial will work with you to select the perfect music for each moment of your wedding ceremony. All payments and contract signing can be taken care of online which allows for a quick and painless booking process. Included in the price: Tax Travel (if within 50 miles of our home base) 15 minutes of prelude music All processionals - Family, Bridal Party and Bride A piece in the middle of your ceremony (if needed) Recessional Postlude piece Cocktail Hour Music (if booked)

Luminous Sounds offers a variety of string ensembles for wedding ceremonies, cocktail hours and events. Our Classical Ensembles perform classical music only and based on your guest count and budget can range from a soloist to a quartet. If you are interested in having current or past hits performed, please click on The Illuminate String Quartet packages. Our musicians are conservatory-trained professionals who truly care about you and your event. Owner, Kimberly Musial will work with you to select the perfect music for each moment of your wedding ceremony. All payments and contract signing can be taken care of online which allows for a quick and painless booking process. Included in the price: Tax Travel (if within 50 miles of our home base) 15 minutes of prelude music All processionals - Family, Bridal Party and Bride A piece in the middle of your ceremony (if needed) Recessional Postlude piece Cocktail Hour Music (if booked)

Luminous Sounds offers a variety of string ensembles for wedding ceremonies, cocktail hours and events. Our Classical Ensembles perform classical music only and based on your guest count and budget can range from a soloist to a quartet. If you are interested in having current or past hits performed, please click on The Illuminate String Quartet packages. Our musicians are conservatory-trained professionals who truly care about you and your event. Owner, Kimberly Musial will work with you to select the perfect music for each moment of your wedding ceremony. All payments and contract signing can be taken care of online which allows for a quick and painless booking process. Included in the price: Tax Travel (if within 50 miles of our home base) 15 minutes of prelude music All processionals - Family, Bridal Party and Bride A piece in the middle of your ceremony (if needed) Recessional Postlude piece Cocktail Hour Music (if booked)

The Illuminate String Quartet is an award winning ensemble comprised of professional, conservatory-trained musicians. This particular group specializes in performing exceptional arrangements of today's most popular music in addition to any classical repertoire that our clients might be interested in having played. Most frequently, this ensemble will perform classical music, or lighter popular selections for wedding ceremonies and will then perform all popular music during the cocktail hour. This ensemble is a great fit for those who wish to strike a balance between high class and fun. The price listed above includes tax and travel within 50 miles of our home base. To book with us, we require a 30% non-refundable deposit to secure your date and time. Utilizing an online client management system, we accept online payments and also provide online contract signing. We are available to perform for rehearsal dinners, bridal showers, parties, corporate events, etc.

The Illuminate String Quartet is an award winning ensemble comprised of professional, conservatory-trained musicians. This particular group specializes in performing exceptional arrangements of today's most popular music in addition to any classical repertoire that our clients might be interested in having played. Most frequently, this ensemble will perform classical music, or lighter popular selections for wedding ceremonies and will then perform all popular music during the cocktail hour. This ensemble is a great fit for those who wish to strike a balance between high class and fun. The price listed above includes tax and travel within 50 miles of our home base. To book with us, we require a 30% non-refundable deposit to secure your date and time. Utilizing an online client management system, we accept online payments and also provide online contract signing. We are available to perform for rehearsal dinners, bridal showers, parties, corporate events, etc.