Live music for the part of the day that matters most.
The processional that lands its final chord exactly as you reach the altar. Prelude music that settles the room while your guests find their seats. Those details are the difference between background sound and a soundtrack, and they are the details Faye plans for.
A wedding ceremony has a musical architecture. Here is how Faye builds it with you.
20 to 30 minutes of live music as guests arrive and find their seats. It sets the tone before a single word is spoken.
Music for the wedding party, then a distinct piece for your entrance, paced to your walk so the moment peaks when you do.
Unity ceremonies, signings, readings, and quiet interludes, underscored so nothing ever feels like dead air.
A joyful send-off as you walk back up the aisle, and optional cocktail hour music that keeps the energy warm while photos happen.
This is what your ceremony could sound like.
Wedding packages start at $500 and scale with your coverage. Every package includes a planning conversation, early arrival and setup, and your song choices from the repertoire.
Prelude music as guests arrive, full processional, ceremony moments, and recessional. The essential package for the vows themselves.
From $500Everything in the ceremony package, plus a full hour of live music while you take photos and your guests mingle. The most popular choice.
From $650Rehearsal dinner music, dinner sets, or custom coverage built around your timeline. Priced to fit what you actually need.
Ask for a quoteA 50% deposit secures your date. Balance due day-of. Venmo, Cash App, checks, and cash accepted, and paying in cash takes 10% off. Travel is included within 90 minutes of Davenport; Chicago and beyond available by request.
Maybe it is the song from your first dance in the kitchen. Maybe it is a piece your grandmother loved. If it matters to you, it belongs in your ceremony. Anything already in the repertoire is included, and with at least four weeks notice, Faye will learn a piece that is not.
Wedding packages start at $500 for the ceremony itself. Adding cocktail hour music, rehearsal dinner coverage, or extra performance time moves the investment up from there, and every quote is itemized before you commit. For a full breakdown of what drives cost, read the pricing guide.
Popular Quad Cities wedding dates, especially Saturdays from May through October, are often booked 6 to 12 months out. If your date is closer than that, reach out anyway. Openings do come up.
Yes. Faye performs anywhere within roughly 90 minutes of Davenport, which covers Iowa City, Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, Clinton, Muscatine, Galena, Galesburg, and everything in between. Chicago and other longer trips are available by request.
Not a problem. Faye can perform on the venue's piano when one is available, or bring a digital piano. Sound, power, and placement details are all confirmed during booking so nothing is left to chance on the day.
Yes. Outdoor ceremonies work beautifully with a covered or shaded spot for the instrument and access to power nearby. Those details get sorted in the planning conversation.
Yes. With at least four weeks notice, Faye will learn a specific piece that is not already in the repertoire, at no extra charge for most requests.
Faye arrives well before your start time and needs venue access at least 30 minutes before the music begins. Setup is quiet and quick.
A 50% non-refundable deposit locks in your date. The remaining balance is due on the day of the event. Venmo, Cash App, checks, and cash are all accepted, and paying in cash takes 10% off the total.