singers for your wedding

connactz lists 31 singers available for wedding ceremonies, with prices ranging from €400 to €4,000 and an average of €1,500. This range reflects the genuine variety on offer: from an acoustic singer-songwriter playing intimately during the ceremony procession, to a professional pop vocalist with a full backing setup who can carry an entire wedding evening.

The repertoire pool is broad: 16 pop singers, 15 with party repertoire, 13 acoustic (unplugged) acts, 11 in entertainment music, 8 in lounge — plus 7 jazz vocalists for couples looking for a more understated, elegant atmosphere. At a wedding that moves through multiple distinct emotional phases, a versatile singer can navigate those transitions in a way that feels natural and personal.

Why a Voice Hits Differently at a Wedding

No instrument connects with people as directly as the human voice — and that matters especially at weddings, where emotional peaks are built into the program. Many singers combine their vocals with guitar or piano, offering a complete solo act that doesn't need a full band behind it. This makes them particularly well suited for smaller venues, outdoor ceremonies, or locations where there's limited space for a stage setup.

A singer is also the best format for specific emotional highlights: the first dance with a hand-picked song, a surprise performance during dinner, or the processional music for the ceremony. If you're planning these moments, flag them in your first message — most singers can rehearse request songs given enough lead time.

Price Range: What €400 and €4,000 Look Like

At €400, a singer for a wedding is one of the more accessible live entertainment options on connactz — at the same time, the upper end at €4,000 reflects what full-time professional vocalists with premium setups and years of wedding experience command. The average of €1,500 typically covers a solid two-to-three-set performance with their own microphone setup and either backing tracks or instrumental accompaniment.

What's included varies significantly. Some acts arrive with just a microphone and expect the venue to provide a PA system; others bring a complete audio and lighting setup. Clarify this in your first conversation — especially if your venue has no in-house sound system.

Finding the Right Match for Your Wedding

When reviewing profiles on connactz, listen to live recordings rather than studio cuts if possible — live performances reveal how a singer handles an audience, manages energy, and holds attention during emotional moments. At a wedding where guests are fully invested in the occasion, you want someone who can feel and amplify that atmosphere without being over the top.

Ask directly whether the singer has experience with civil or church ceremonies — repertoire and tone differ considerably between the two. And discuss song requests early: custom preparation can take weeks depending on the piece, and some singers charge a fee for material outside their regular set.

Timing and Booking Lead Time

Soloists are logistically easier to book than bands, but they still fill peak-season Saturday dates quickly. Three to six months is a sensible minimum lead time for a fixed summer date. connactz lets you send multiple enquiries at once, compare responses side by side, and then handle the contract, setlist, and logistics all through the platform once you've made your choice.