Choosing music for a wedding in Salento often means working with a location that was not designed with a stage or a power outlet in mind: a masseria courtyard, a clifftop terrace, a beach at sunset. Here is how we approach live music for your wedding in Salento, in this beautiful corner of Puglia.
Live music formations for your wedding in Salento
- Harp and violin duo – our most requested formation for ceremonies: versatile, elegant, easy to place in almost any venue
- String trio or quartet – for a fuller sound during the ceremony or a cocktail hour
- Acoustic set for the aperitivo/reception – the same musicians can continue after the ceremony, into the cocktail hour
Repertoire
We play a mix of classical wedding staples (Pachelbel, Mendelssohn, Handel), instrumental arrangements of pop and film music, and on request, Italian classics. If you have a specific song in mind that is not in our usual repertoire, let us know in advance and in most cases we can learn it.
Working with venues and planners
We regularly coordinate directly with wedding planners and venue staff at masserie and beach clubs across the Salento coast, confirming technical details (power, setup time, weather backup plans) ahead of the wedding day. If you already have a planner, we are happy to liaise with them directly in English.
Typical costs
Rates depend on formation size, performance length and travel distance within Salento. As a general guide, a duo for a ceremony starts in the few-hundred-euro range, with larger formations and full-day coverage (ceremony plus reception) priced accordingly. Message us with your date, venue and rough guest count and we will send a written quote.
Get in touch on WhatsApp to check availability for your wedding date and receive a free quote, usually within 24 hours.
Have more questions about planning music for a destination wedding? See our FAQ for international couples, or go back to the overview page.
Listen to our repertoire
Here is a playlist featuring the style of music we perform for weddings in Salento: from classical harp and violin pieces to acoustic covers of popular songs, so you can get a feel for what your ceremony or reception could sound like.