SERVICES

WEDDING CEREMONY

Rather than simply being wallpaper, ceremony music should elevate your wedding, both acoustically and visually. Ron Bedal’s creative guidance will provide a seamless experience that will create the perfect musical overtones. Whether you envision classical elegance, poignant jazz, contemporary sounds, or a combination of moods and styles, we will customize the perfect soundtrack to complement the emotional resonance of your unique wedding.

COCKTAIL RECEPTION

Live music is the best way to set the mood for your cocktail reception while your guests mingle. A jazz quintet including flügelhorn and percussion sets a fun, engaging atmosphere. Another option is a dynamic, versatile string ensemble that provides both classical and contemporary sounds. Whatever your vision, rest assured that we can bring it to life.

DINNER AND DANCING

As the doors open for dinner, the sounds of the Ron Bedal Orchestra beckoning your guests to enter creates an exceptional dramatic moment which might naturally promote dancing. The excitement and energy sets the tone that will continue throughout the evening. Featured dance sets between courses is also a great way to invigorate a party and maintain an upbeat feel during the meal service. During courses, enjoy dinner sets performed by our talented violinists and versatile horn and rhythm sections.

INTERACTIVE VIOLINS

The Ron Bedal Orchestra features a string section of three violinists who provide a unique, interactive element to the band. From fun and elegant background music for cocktails, to strolling musicians playing jazz standards and show tunes, to high-energy classic rock arrangements for dinner, our string section can do it all. During dance sets with the full band, our violinists add sizzle and personality to the party.

DJ/TURNTABLIST

The DJ/Turntablist acts as a modern day percussionist adding loops, live mash-ups, beat matching, and enabling seamless segues during the orchestra’s performance. When an afterparty takes place in the same venue space, we frequently arrange for a few members of the main ensemble to join the DJ, serving as a transitional performance between the main ensemble and the DJ turntablist set.