Wedding Bands and Live Music in Greece
Compare wedding bands and live musicians across Greece. Review performances, line-ups, repertoire, production and destination travel before requesting quotes.
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The Marmitas Band
(0)·Crete - ChaniaStarting from1000.0€The Marmitas Band brings a fresh, high-energy twist to your wedding by reimagining classic hits with soul, funk, and Latin flair. Featuring an exceptional lead vocalist reminiscent of Amy Winehouse, this international group of expert musicians delivers a vibrant live experience for all ages. From…
Nostalgia Music Events
Endorsed by 2 vendors(0)·AthensStarting from600.0€Nostalgia means looking back pleasantly on something from the past, so we want you to feel nostalgic about the event that we dressed up musically for you! The Nostalgia Music Group consists of full time musicians, with many years of experience in the field of music covering Social/Corporate Events.…
Myra Violin
(7)·AthensStarting from300.0€From a very young age, the violin became more than just an instrument to me – it became my voice. The first sounds I heard moved me deeply and revealed how music can express what words often cannot. Each note was a feeling, each melody a story. That was the beginning of a journey that continues to…
Duo Di Donne
(1)·AthensAthens’ Premier Female String Duo for Luxury Weddings & Events Elegant Violin & Cello performances, tailored for unforgettable moments. Duo di Donne is a female string duo based in Athens, Greece, comprised of two highly trained conservatory musicians, Ellie Vasileiou (violin) and Vasiliki Isari…
Arieta Violinist
Endorsed by 1 vendors(3)·AthensStarting from300.0€When planning a wedding or special event, every detail matters and choosing the right music is not an exeption, but a deeply personal decision.. Arieta is a highly trained and experienced violinist, starting her music studies at the age of 6. With years of performance experience in weddings, private…
Maria Papadopoulou - Marvi
Endorsed by 2 vendors(4)·ThessalonikiStarting from350.0€The melodies of the violin are the right "decoration" for the beautiful moments of a wedding. With many years of experience in the Classical, but also in the Electric Violin, Maria can create the right atmosphere for your wedding. He travels all over Greece, but also abroad (Italy, Turkey, Hungary,…
Bliss
(0)·ThessalonikiStarting from600.0€One of the most active bands of Greece, Bliss are well known for their non-stop live parties and for combining a range of genres in their music: from modern pop and R&B songs, to the top hits of the 70s and the 80s, and with a live setlist that sounds more like a DJ playing non-stop, rather than a…
Airaz_violin
(0)·ThessalonikiStarting from300.0€AiraZ violin performer If you are looking for that something that will take off your event, then AiraZ is definitely your choice! With studies in Greece and America and many years of experience in music scenes and events around the world (USA, France, Scotland, Germany, Cyprus, etc.), AiraZ with its…
One Cello 'n' A Half
Endorsed by 4 vendors(2)·AthensStarting from600.0€Your perfect soundtrack with string duo One Cello 'N' a Half Every special moment deserves an unforgettable soundtrack. Based in Athens, Greece, our violin and cello duo, One Cello ‘N’ a Half, featuring Faidon Vriniotis on violin and Maria Mazaraki-Ainianos on cello, brings a unique blend of…
Babis Prodromidis Saxophone / Clarinet
Endorsed by 1 vendors(1)·ThessalonikiStarting from250.0€CHARALAMPOS (BABIS) PRODROMIDIS PERSONAL DETAILS Address: OMHROY 10 Mobile: XXXXXXXX / XXXXXXXX NEA EUKARPIA E-Mail: XXXXXXXX 56429 Nationality: Greek THESSALONIKI/GREECE Date of birth: 16 April 1974 Military Obligations: Completed EDUCATION 1998: Thessaloniki Conservatory “NEO ODEIO” Degree of…
How to choose live music for a wedding in Greece
A band, orchestra or small ensemble should fit the venue, schedule and guests. Compare genuine live performances and request a proposal that separates performance, production, travel and timing.
Match the line-up to each part of the day
Decide whether you want live music for the ceremony, drinks, dinner or dancing. A solo instrument, acoustic ensemble and full band create different experiences and need different amounts of space and production.
Review recent live performances
Ask for footage with a real audience and the same musician line-up being proposed. Assess vocals, sound, interaction, transitions and range rather than relying on studio recordings.
Agree repertoire and pacing
Share must-play and do-not-play choices while discussing how much flexibility the musicians need to read the room. Confirm special arrangements, rehearsals, Greek traditions and music during breaks.
Confirm production and venue limits
Identify who supplies sound, lighting, a technician, staging and weather protection. The venue should approve power, access, sound-check times, volume limits and the finish time.
Record personnel and destination terms
The contract should name the line-up, performance schedule, breaks, setup, substitution, overtime and cancellation terms. For islands, include transport for people and equipment plus accommodation.
Frequently asked questions about wedding bands in Greece
What is the difference between a wedding band and an orchestra?
Businesses use the terms differently. Focus on the number and role of musicians, instruments, vocals, repertoire and performance schedule written into the proposal.
Can we hire only a violinist or saxophonist for part of the wedding?
Yes, many musicians offer a focused ceremony, drinks or entrance performance. Confirm timing, accompaniment, equipment and whether coordination with a DJ or another ensemble is required.
Can a band perform both Greek and international music?
It depends on its repertoire and line-up. Request live examples in the genres you want and discuss how traditional Greek, modern Greek and international music will flow together.
Can the musicians learn a special song?
Often they can if it is agreed early and suits the instruments. Ask whether a new arrangement, additional rehearsal or fee is required and confirm the version they will perform.
Who provides sound, lighting and staging?
The musicians, venue or an external production supplier may provide them. The proposal should allocate equipment, technician, sound check, power, staging and outdoor weather protection.
What plays during the band’s breaks?
A playlist or DJ can cover breaks, but this is not always included. Agree the number and length of breaks, the music source and who manages each transition.
Are there extra costs for an island or remote wedding?
Travel for people and equipment, ferry or flight tickets, road costs and accommodation may apply. Provide the venue and access schedule so the final proposal covers the whole journey.
How should we compare live-music proposals?
Compare the same line-up, timing, breaks, repertoire, production, technician, travel, overtime and taxes. Review current live footage of the proposed musicians and all contract terms.























