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JazzyT Posted:

Trumpeteers (spelling)

Anyone used them at your wedding? What is your experience with them? Is it worth it?

soontobemrsRG Posted:

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I would like too ---havent started researching prices yet though---keep you posted.

Hamptonsbride06 Posted:

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I a booked royal brass..they have a great rep! They have done a lot of work with my church, which made me feel really good about them.

$700 for 2 hours at the church, and 2 hours at the reception (including $50 for traveling so far out east)
melissalo Posted:

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I was looking into taht as well.. another bride on this chat gave me a web site

http://www.liweddings.com/vendors/music/royalbrass/
JazzyT Posted:

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Thanks...anymore brides thate used them already your experience please.
N.Y.bride Posted:

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Royal Brass! I saw them at a showcase and they were amazing!!

july06bride Posted:

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using royal brass... 1/2 hour before wedding 1 hour wedding and 1/2 hour after wedding

MrsMichel07 Posted:

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Jazzy- totally not worth it IMO.

Jola Posted:

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SOOOOOOO Worth it... I booked Royal Brass ... they are sooo great..

Click on my screename to see the link to my wedding review, I have several pictures with them as well
KimberlyBride Posted:

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I used them too and loved them. I had them outside the church and then they played with the organist during the ceremony. Then they came outside after the ceremony. They sounded great and were so easy to work with. I would definitely use them again.

lauren09 Posted:

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how much do they cost for just after the ceremony (1/2 hr or less)? i'd love to have trumpeters outside the church when we come out! you can FM if you don't want to post on here.

TIA!!
melissalo Posted:

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yeah how much

CC59 Posted:

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Did yu try Craigs list? I saw a post on here not long ago about people finding musicians for their ceremony that way. Also, if your ceremony is in a church, call them and ask if there is somebody that they use for special masses. Personally, I think a trumpet adds a special touch. You don't have to get the fancy costumed players, just somebody playing the trumpet along with the organ or piano sounds awesome. Good luck!

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