Scottish Wedding Bands

Different Genres of Scottish Wedding Bands

When it comes to choosing from the wide range of Scottish wedding bands out there, it can be a challenge. There are so many amazing genres to choose from, and many will work with certain themes or party ideas. For example, if you are having a classier ballroom-type affair, your party may be better suited to a solo harpist than it would a DJ.

No matter your favourite type of music, you will be able to find loads of Scottish wedding bands who will fit the bill for your big day. Whether you want to dance like a mad woman or glide gracefully across the floor, you can have a say in the songs that get played and the style of the band who plays them.

Be aware that for good Scottish wedding bands, you are going to need to make sure you have a significant budget in place.

Here are some of the top genres of Scottish wedding bands that newlyweds have chosen for their weddings in recent times:

        1.      Ceilidh Bands

        2.      Classic Rock Bands

        3.      Jazz Quartet

        4.      Solo Musicians

        5.      DJ

The Guests You’re Likely to See at a Wedding

At every wedding, you are going to see a few of the most classic characters. Weddings can be a fun affair, but also an emotional affair. Drinks will be flowing, people will be dancing to their favourite Scottish wedding bands, and everyone will be reminiscing and making memories. However, we can bet you’ll recognise some of the most common types of guests at weddings these days…

1.      The one leading the dancing. This guy is up on the dance floor as soon as the band have played their first beat, and won’t leave till they are a sweaty mess. Guaranteed laughs.

2.      The one with the last minute requests. So they didn’t think you’d need to no they were lactose intolerant until the morning of your wedding. It’s fine they can have the side salad for their meal. No dressing.

3.      The one judging everything. If there’s someone in your vicinity loudly saying “Oh, I would have done it THIS way”, they are most likely the culprit here. Weddings are made to be enjoyed, not judged!

4.      The one doing all the flirting. Whether it’s a bachelor or bachelorette, weddings are famed as being a great place to meet other singletons and have a good time. There will always be one who flirts with just about anyone they land their eyes on though.

5.      The one saving the day, repeatedly. Usually a bridesmaid. The one tucking in labels, picking up after children and remembering where everyone is meant to be and when. A fabulous friend.