If you are in the middle of planning your own wedding entertainment, there is definitely a lot to choose from and one of the most cost-effective, yet impressive choices available to you is hiring a Wedding Singer!

One of the main benefits of hiring a Wedding Singer is that you get a lot of choice and flexibility because each vocalist has his own voice and of course the genre. The possibilities are truly unlimited and you can ensure that you will find the perfect Wedding Singer that suits your taste and provides the perfect wedding party atmosphere for your wedding reception.

But where did you start when looking for a wedding singer?

One of the best ways to find singers performing on your wedding is to use an online entertainment directory so you can save a lot of time and also potentially make money! Many entertainment directories will have their own special categories for singers, with many sub-categories too! To give you some inspiration, let’s look at the various types of singers you might want to order:

Female singer

Choosing a Female Singer to appear at your wedding reception gives you many choices of vowels and styles to choose from. Some female singers will offer dramatic performances and great voices in the style of Cher, Whitney Houston and many more. Or you can choose someone who has a modern touch! Female singers are one of the most popular choices for wedding entertainment and you can order for almost any part of your big day!

Male Singer

Male Singers also offer great choices in genre and singing style and with the popularity of male vocalists like Michael Bublé, they are a very popular choice among weddings. Imagine your first dance with a crooner style song, or if you want something a little heavier, choose Male Singer with a rock background. There are many choices of male singers available for rent and like female singers, they are also suitable for every part of your marriage, from your ceremony to your evening reception.

Carol Singers

Is your marriage around Christmas time? Why not make it more festive and Carol Singers messages for your big day? Perfect for during your drink reception, or maybe a wedding breakfast, Carol Singers will use their vocal talents to sing popular Christmas songs. You might find that some of your guests also join! We can’t think of a better musical entertainment choice for a December wedding than this!

Guitar Singer

There are lots of Guitar Singers to hit the charts today, like Ed Sheeran and classic Bruce Springsteen. This has seen an increase in the types of bookings for wedding receptions because they offer little flexibility. From the first beautiful dance ballad to more cheerful and rock-style performances, Guitar Singers can easily make your wedding guests go up to the dance floor! They need very little space to do which makes it perfect for smaller and more intimate weddings too.

Pianist / Singer

Did you know that most Pianists / Singers will come to your wedding with their own keyboard or baby grand piano? You don’t need to worry if your wedding venue doesn’t have its own equipment with the portability of this type of instrument. Famous piano singers include Elton John and of course Chris Martin from Coldplay who both offer amazing performance. If you like piano music and you want your wedding reception to have a touch of class, why not see a Pianist / Singer booking tyce green?

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