Wedding band for ceremony, dinner & party
The Jetset Society is a wedding band for stylish weddings in Vienna, Lower Austria and Burgenland; further regions are available on request. Below you will find an overview of live music for the ceremony, reception, dinner, first dance and party. Musically, the range goes from dinner jazz in the style of Frank Sinatra and Michael Bublé to a full dance floor with songs by ABBA, Stevie Wonder and Bruno Mars – including classic ballroom music and ballroom dances for the opening dance. For local details, see our dedicated pages for Vienna, Lower Austria and Burgenland.
- Wedding band for stylish weddings in Vienna, Lower Austria and Burgenland.
- Live music for ceremony, reception, dinner, first dance and party.
- Flexible live band lineups from 4 to 11 musicians; smaller jazz, lounge and dinner setups from 3 musicians are available.
- Up-to-date pricing guidance on the pricing page.
- Tailored quote based on schedule, venue, guest count, technical setup, performance time and desired impact.
Good wedding music is more than a song list. It carries the emotional moments, sets the mood at the reception, stays easy to talk over at dinner, frames the first dance and later builds energy for a full dance floor.
The Jetset Society brings modern live music, an elegant stage presence and professional planning. The evening can start in style and build into an energetic celebration.
In short: The Jetset Society stands for live music with real musicians, flexible lineups and arrangements built around each phase of your wedding.
Excellent reviews on GoogleWhat our clients say
“A fantastic band – our wedding had a full dance floor all evening. Very stylish during the reception, and the perfect party later on.”
“Our guests loved it. Elegant live music over dinner, and an amazing atmosphere on the dance floor later on.”
“From the drinks reception to the very last dance, everything was perfectly paced. Exactly the right mix of elegance, emotion and party energy.”
How booking The Jetset Society works
Send us your date, location, occasion, guest count, schedule and first song requests via the enquiry form.
We check availability, the venue, the parts of the day and the technical requirements, then recommend a suitable lineup.
You receive a tailored quote based on lineup, performance time, sound and lighting, setup time and schedule.
On the day itself, we provide live music for the reception, dinner, key moments in the programme, the dance floor and the party – all professionally coordinated with your schedule.
Project example: wedding with around 120 guests in Vienna
Setting: Modern wedding at a Viennese event venue, approx. 120 guests – outdoor reception, then dinner and party in the ballroom.
Musical flow: Subtle live music during the reception, conversation-friendly dinner sets with reduced dynamics, a custom-arranged first dance as the transition – and party programme from around 9:30 pm.
Setup: Mid-size lineup with 6 musicians, own sound and lighting equipment, soundcheck completed before the first guests arrived.
How the evening went: Three party sets until after midnight; the dance floor stayed full from the first dance to the last song.
Which music fits which part of a wedding?
Ceremony music can be emotional, quiet or festive. It should support the moment without overpowering it – live, personal and right for the ceremony.
The reception sets the first shared mood of the day. Quiet jazz, lounge, soul or pop gives a refined setting and still keeps conversation easy.
Dinner music needs the right volume. It stays present and stylish, supports the room and lets guests talk at the tables.
We can usually play the first dance live. We agree the version, tempo, length and the transition into the evening in advance.
When the dance floor takes over, the band builds more energy, drive and stage presence – from soul and pop to disco, rock, party classics and current party hits. This gets young and old alike dancing together. We read the dance floor and adapt song selection and energy to the mood in the moment. For more on the later party phase and party classics, see the party band page.
For the very late hours after the live set, a separate late-night option – such as a DJ set or playlist – can be arranged with the venue. The core service of The Jetset Society remains live music for the defining moments of the wedding.
Live music for the whole wedding day
The Jetset Society can provide live music for several phases of a wedding – from the ceremony to the reception, dinner, first dance and later party. As experienced wedding musicians, we shape each of these phases with a fitting lineup and personal musical support.
The result is one coherent musical concept: lineup, repertoire, volume, technical setup, performance areas and transitions, all planned around the venue, the schedule and the atmosphere you have in mind.
For couples, this means one point of contact for the musical concept, lineup, schedule, technical setup and transitions. Ceremony, reception, dinner, first dance and party can therefore be planned as one coherent musical flow.
The music can start the day in an elegant and subtle way, stay conversation-friendly during dinner and build more energy later for the dance floor.
We plan concept, lineup, schedule, technical setup and transitions together – so one partner coordinates the music for every phase of the day.
Transitions between ceremony, reception, dinner, first dance and party shape the flow of the day. Careful planning avoids awkward breaks and keeps the atmosphere moving.
Which band size fits which wedding?
For smaller weddings, ceremonies, receptions or dinner, a compact lineup can be ideal. It feels elegant, needs less space and stays close to the guests.
A medium lineup is often the most versatile choice when you want subtle dinner music and a later party set from one coherent live band concept.
For large weddings, real stage presence and high energy on the dance floor, a larger lineup with several vocalists, guitar or horns can be the right choice.
How much does a wedding band cost?
4–5 musicians – often a good fit for small to medium weddings with dinner, reception and later party.
6–7 musicians – more vocals and dynamics, depending on performance time, technical setup and schedule.
8–11 musicians – strong stage impact for larger celebrations.
The exact price depends on lineup, performance time, technical setup, venue, travel, multiple performance areas, special requests and the impact you're after. You'll find detailed pricing guidance by lineup size on the pricing page – and a full market overview with pricing factors, example calculations and saving tips in the guide What does a wedding band cost?
Why live music for a wedding?
Many couples want more than a musical backdrop. A professional live wedding band brings an immediate live experience: visible stage presence, musical dynamics and real emotional impact for the couple and their guests.
Our strength is live music for ceremony, reception, dinner, first dance and party. Lineup, volume, songs and dynamics are adapted to the venue, schedule and desired atmosphere.
A wedding band is especially suitable if you want more than background music: a stylish live experience that supports the day emotionally and actively carries the celebration later on.
If you are looking for a cover band for your wedding, you usually want well-known songs performed live, professionally and in a way that fits the day. The Jetset Society uses recognisable repertoire, but works as a wedding band with custom arrangements, flexible lineups and musical planning for ceremony, reception, dinner, first dance and party.
How do we find the right live band for our wedding?
Look for a band that understands ceremony, reception, dinner, first dance and party as different musical phases and shapes each one deliberately.
The right lineup depends on guest count, room size and desired impact. A smaller wedding often needs a different solution from a large celebration with a full dance floor.
Dress code, communication, volume, technical setup and stage position should match the venue and the style of the wedding.
A solid quote needs the date, venue, guest count, the parts of the day you want covered, performance time, lineup and technical conditions.
How the wedding band enquiry process works: three steps to your quote
For a first assessment, the date, venue, guest count, the parts of the day you want covered and a rough schedule are enough.
We check which lineup, technical setup and schedule planning fit the room, the style, the budget range and the atmosphere you want.
You receive a tailored quote with lineup, performance time, technical setup, price range and key organisational points.
Why couples choose The Jetset Society as their wedding band
From reception and dinner to the first dance and party, the evening's musical arc builds with real purpose.
Suitable lineup, suitable energy and suitable musical direction – matched precisely to your wedding.
Elegant stage presence, coordinated dress code and musical quality create a cohesive overall impression.
Clear preparation beforehand and a reliable schedule on the wedding day create reassurance and trust.
Technical setup, space and schedule
Space requirements depend on lineup, technical setup and venue. A compact lineup needs less space than a larger lineup with multiple vocalists, guitar or horns.
Coordinate power connections, load-in routes, setup time and the soundcheck with the venue early – it keeps the wedding day running smoothly.
Depending on room size and setup, The Jetset Society can provide the sound and lighting equipment needed. We plan the technical scope around the room, guest count and schedule.
Some venues set rules on volume or performance times. Knowing them early helps us plan lineup, technical setup and musical dynamics realistically.
Wedding band for Vienna, Lower Austria and Burgenland
For weddings in Vienna, logistics, load-in routes, hotel and city venues, volume and schedule planning are often especially important.
For castles, wineries, country venues and event locations in Lower Austria, the live band is planned according to room size, schedule and guest count.
In Burgenland, venue distance, outdoor situations, curfews and the right musical arc can play an important role.
Planning help for couples
Many couples ask themselves before booking: Which lineup fits? Which music works for ceremony, reception and dinner? What should be considered for the first dance? Which technical details does the venue need? And which questions should be clarified before booking?
The central overview for planning live music at the ceremony, reception, dinner and party.
Checklist for lineup, technical setup, song requests, contract, performance time, backup and schedule.
Power, stage area, setup, soundcheck, volume, outdoor setup and second sound system.
Event phases for ceremony, reception, dinner, transitions and conversation-friendly atmosphere.
Plan song version, tempo, length, live performance and transition into the party.
The central hub for wedding band, event band, prices, lineup, technical setup and enquiry.
Related pages
Overview of flexible lineups from 4 to 11 musicians and smaller jazz, lounge and dinner setups.
Genres, styles and song choices for ceremony, reception, dinner, first dance and party.
Get an impression of atmosphere, lineups and live impact in the live impressions for weddings. The videos showing an elegant live-band lineup, dinner and lounge atmosphere and a larger party lineup with horns are especially useful.
Pricing guidance, lineup sizes, scope of service and tailored quotes for weddings.
Feedback and experience reports from couples, companies and event organisers.
All central decision guides for wedding band, event band, technical setup, prices and enquiry.
Helpful recommendations for wedding planning
Alongside the right live band, a wedding often calls for other professional suppliers. Our event partners page links to venues, photo, film, catering, wedding planning and other providers.
Enquiry
Planning a wedding in Vienna, Lower Austria, Burgenland or beyond? We will gladly prepare a no-obligation quote and answer your questions personally.
Before booking: key questions to ask a wedding band
To book with confidence, clarify lineup, technical setup, setup time, soundcheck, song requests, performance time, extensions, backup options and written booking terms.
Frequently asked questions about the wedding band
Can The Jetset Society perform during the ceremony, reception, dinner and party?
Yes. The Jetset Society can play for different phases of a wedding – from emotional live music for the ceremony to subtle reception and dinner music and danceable live music later in the evening.
Can we book The Jetset Society for the whole wedding day?
Yes. The Jetset Society can provide live music for several phases of a wedding – for example ceremony, reception, dinner, first dance and party. Planning and pricing are handled individually according to schedule, lineup, venue, technical setup, performance time and desired scope. The benefit is one point of contact for the musical concept, lineup, schedule, technical setup and transitions.
What happens if a musician becomes unavailable at short notice?
The Jetset Society works with a large pool of professional musicians. If a musician drops out at short notice, we can usually arrange a qualified replacement quickly. For weddings, corporate events, galas and other festive events, reliability is central to the planning.
Can The Jetset Society announce programme moments such as the cake cutting or bouquet toss?
Yes. Short announcements for programme moments such as the cake cutting, bouquet toss, first dance, games or other schedule points can be arranged. Customs such as the Austrian “Brautstehlen” (stealing the bride) can also be supported by live music on explicit request. The Jetset Society does not replace full event hosting or wedding planning, but can professionally support important musical and organisational transitions.
Which music fits which part of a wedding?
Ceremonies often need emotional, understated or festive songs. Reception – such as the agape (the Austrian post-ceremony drinks) or a drinks reception (Sektempfang) – and dinner work well with subtle jazz, lounge, soul or pop music. For the first dance and party, the music can become more energetic, danceable and dynamic.
Which lineup is suitable for a wedding?
The right lineup depends on guest count, room size, schedule and desired impact. The Jetset Society performs at weddings in flexible lineups from 4 to 11 musicians. Smaller setups are also possible for jazz, lounge and dinner settings.
Can the first dance be performed live?
Yes. The first dance can usually be performed live. Early coordination regarding song version, tempo, length and transition into the next part of the evening is important.
Does The Jetset Society bring its own technical equipment?
Depending on room size and setup, The Jetset Society can provide sound and lighting equipment or work with existing venue equipment. Guest count, room, stage, power supply and schedule are important planning factors.
In which regions does The Jetset Society perform as a wedding band?
The Jetset Society performs as a wedding band mainly in Vienna, Lower Austria and Burgenland; further regions are available on request.
Why choose a live band for a wedding?
A live band creates an immediate experience with vocalists, instruments, stage presence, musical dynamics and emotional impact. The Jetset Society provides live music for ceremony, reception, dinner, first dance and party, adapted to the schedule.
What does The Jetset Society stand for musically?
The Jetset Society stands for premium live music with flexible lineups, vocal arrangements, professional musicianship and musical planning for the important phases of a wedding.
How much space does a wedding band need?
It depends on the lineup. A compact band needs less space than a large lineup with several vocalists, horns and additional technical setup. A safe performance area, power, monitoring and room to move all matter.
How much does a wedding band cost?
Costs depend on lineup, performance time, date, technical setup and venue – you can find up-to-date pricing guidance on our pricing page.
Are song requests possible?
Song requests are welcome wherever feasible. Important songs for the ceremony, first dance or programme moments should be discussed early.
How do you find a professional wedding band?
Reliable indicators are: full-time musicians with formal training, real live videos that show sound and stage presence realistically, experience with every wedding phase from ceremony to party, their own sound and lighting equipment, transparent pricing guidance and a clear planning process with a dedicated contact. The Jetset Society meets these criteria and shows them openly on the pages Live impressions, Pricing and Questions before booking.
When should we enquire about a wedding band?
Wedding bands are often booked 6 to 12 months in advance; popular Saturdays between May and September are usually taken first. The earlier the date, venue and rough schedule are clear, the better the lineup and technical setup can be planned – short-notice enquiries are still possible depending on availability.
How does the enquiry process for a wedding band work?
For a first assessment, the date, venue, guest count, desired event phases and a rough schedule are sufficient. We then check availability, suitable lineup, technical setup and budget range and prepare a tailored quote.
Are the musicians of the wedding band professional musicians?
Yes. The Jetset Society works exclusively with full-time professional musicians – most of them from Vienna and the surrounding area. All musicians hold music degrees and bring the polish and assurance that weddings call for: reliable sound, flexible schedules, a stylish appearance and a good feel for emotional moments.
Is The Jetset Society also a cover band for weddings?
Yes, if a cover band means a live band that interprets well-known songs professionally. The Jetset Society sees itself as a wedding band with its own arrangements, flexible lineups and musical planning for the ceremony, reception, dinner, first dance and party. Musically, the range goes from dinner jazz in the style of Frank Sinatra and Michael Bublé to a full dance floor with songs by ABBA, Stevie Wonder and Bruno Mars – including classic ballroom music and ballroom dances for the opening dance.