We perform with different ensembles of various sizes because the overall sound of the group changes drastically depending on how many musicians are on stage at any given moment in time. A fewer number of musicians in the ensemble make for a light or airy sound, while larger ensembles create a richer and more complex sound. Certain ensembles work better under certain circumstances so I think it's a good idea to listen to several of the different sound clips and decide which one sounds most appropriate for your event. Along with each sound clip is a brief explanation and recommendation on how that particular ensemble might best serve the occasion.

Solo guitar is great mood music before, during, and after the ceremony.
 

Trio: Guitar, Acoustic Bass, Trumpet (or Saxophone)
This instrumentation works well before, during, and after the ceremony, and serves as a great accompaniment to the reception dinner.

Trio: Guitar, Acoustic Bass, Drums
Body and Soul
A trio is a nice choice for dinner and the reception.


Quartet: Guitar, Acoustic Bass, Trumpet, and Drums
Sugarpop


Quintet: Guitar, Acoustic Bass, Saxophone, Trumpet, and Drums
A New Leaf
The quartet and quintet add more interest to the overall sound. These groups make a great accompaniment to post ceremony activities like dinner and dancing.