Weddings

Wedding ceremony sound, clear and unobtrusive.

A Bose PA and wireless mic sized for vows and readings — present when it needs to be, invisible otherwise.

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What's included in wedding ceremony sound?

Ceremony sound makes sure every guest hears the vows, readings, and music cues clearly. Our Ceremony Only package includes a Bose PA system, two microphones (one wireless), music playback for the prelude, processional, and recessional, plus delivery, setup, a sound check, and strike.

Ceremony Only starts at $650 for up to about 100 guests. Compare packages →

Most ceremony bookings pair naturally with our Ceremony Only package ($650) — a Bose PA, two mics (one wireless: handheld, lavalier, or headset), and music playback for the prelude, processional, and recessional. Setup happens well before your guests arrive, with a full sound check so there are no surprises.

Outdoor site with no power? See our no-power venues page — we run the same system off a generator without any change in quality.

Related packages

Ceremony Only

Up to ~100 guests
$650
  • Bose PA system
  • 2 mics (1 wireless)
  • Prelude, processional & recessional music
  • Delivery, setup, sound check, strike
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Reception Only

Up to ~120 guests · 5 hours
$1,800
  • 2 JBL mains + 1 subwoofer
  • 2 wireless mics
  • DJing and MC hosting for up to 5 hours
  • Music planning, introductions & formal-dance cues
  • Full reception and dance-floor coverage
  • Delivery, setup, sound check, strike
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Full Day

Ceremony, cocktail hour + reception
$2,350
  • Separate ceremony & reception systems
  • Dual subwoofers
  • Reception DJing and MC hosting (5 hours)
  • Coordinated music cues, formal moments & dance-floor flow
  • Full-day coverage from ceremony through last song
  • Delivery, setup, sound check, strike
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Planning FAQ

Answers before event day.

How early should ceremony sound be ready?

The system should be placed, powered, and tested before guests arrive, with additional time reserved for microphone checks, music cues, and any venue access limitations.

Can one microphone cover the officiant and couple?

Sometimes, but placement, wind, ceremony movement, and the number of readers can make separate or backup microphones a more dependable choice.

What happens if the ceremony site has no outlet?

Generator-supported or otherwise self-contained power can be scoped when safe venue power is not available near the ceremony.

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