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Recommendations for live wedding bands in different cities in Poland.


xavier44  - | 1
30 Nov 2012   #1
Search Music Band for marriage in Krakow

Czesc everybody,

Does anyone of you know a good Music band that performs at Polish weddings?
I'm not looking for a one person DJ but really a live music band with singer.

My Polish girlfriend (of course) and I are planning to get married next year in October close to Krakow and are looking for a good music band.

Any suggestions are more than welcome!

Best rgds,

Xavier
carcordero7
20 Jan 2013   #2
Hi Xavier,

Have you found a band for your wedding? I am also looking at options for a wedding in Krakow this summer.

Let me know what bands you reviewed and chose.

Congratulations on the wedding.

Carlos
poland_
20 Jan 2013   #3
but really a live music band with singer

You want a traditional Polish band or you want a band which plays good music. There is a band in Krakow called - The Beertones and they place all the classic rock and Pop tunes. If that is what you are looking for I have an email contact for them.
OP tchurton  1 | 1
16 Aug 2014   #4
Recommendations for live wedding bands (near Rzeszow)

Dzień Dobry,

My fiancée and I are getting married June 2015 in Rzeszow, but we are struggling to find a live wedding band for our reception?

Any suggestions / recommendations?!

Dzieńkuje
Tom (UK)
Roger5  1 | 1432
16 Aug 2014   #5
struggling to find a live wedding band

Is that because they are all booked or because you're not sure how to go about it?
Here's one: zespolprogres.pl

Try googling Zespół na wesele Rzeszów. I hope you've got deep pockets! I know someone who paid 4000PLN for a wedding band.
krecik89  3 | 60
16 Aug 2014   #6
RE: price. 4000 pln doesn't seem a lot when you factor in that 4-5 skilled musicians need to do a 12 hour set the first day and then another set the next day. So they may be taking 800pln for 2 days' work on a weekend and at unsociable hours. They can really make a Polish wedding great so get the best you can.

zespoly-weselne.pl/Rzeszow
netwedding.eu/zespoly-katalog.htm
Roger5  1 | 1432
16 Aug 2014   #7
I agree with everything you say, Krecik. Bands play for most of the night, so they really earn their money, and as you say, it's really two days' work, even if they play only on the wedding night. In fact, I wouldn't consider working that hard for an average of a thousand PLN.
Dougpol1  29 | 2497
16 Aug 2014   #8
Bloody nonsense - there are two "lads" who play in Gdynia on the beach bars, and often busk in the subway (for good money) who play as a duo, one on electric acoustic and the other an ace guitarist.

You could get them for 1000 zl and they have any tune you like nailed. Like Hendrix could, you whistle the tune, they'll pick it up instantly, and render it. They are even prepared to play wedding crap, if you're paying, and sing perfectly in role too. And damned better than any of that Mellotron Polski wedding rubbish which sadly, in communist times, me and Mrs Dougpol had to suffer.

I'm sure you have the same talent as the above where you live, and I ain't talking about the dreaded Mellotron :)
Roger5  1 | 1432
16 Aug 2014   #9
Doug, two guys simply couldn't play well all night. Wedding band members pace themselves by taking breaks and having three members do the disco polo crap (yes, they also have to please three generations, not easy) or even two members and a drum machine. People are not going to hire beach bums or buskers for the night of their lives. They want a band that looks good and has done lots of weddings before. Believe me, I've hated every wedding band's music I've ever suffered, but it's not about me, is it? (I'd've booked The Who but Moonie was dead before I got married.)
krecik89  3 | 60
16 Aug 2014   #10
I agree weddings are expensive. If you're having 100 people or so, they need to be entertained by professional musicians into the early hours. If it's just one day 4000 seems high however for a big 2 dayer than for me it's a normal price. However the price of a band could vary enormously based on their reputation and skills level. The best Polish weddings I've been to have been that way because of the band. They need to be good musicians but also able to be good presenters for the many games and activities that happen on the dance floor.

Here are some people discussing band prices in Poland 3 years' ago and 3000 for a day and 4500 for 2 seems normal.

f.kafeteria.pl/temat/zespol-na-wesele-ile-placicie-p_4907724

They also have to know that exact right moment when to chip in 'teraz idziemy na jednego'. :-)
Roger5  1 | 1432
16 Aug 2014   #11
I agree weddings are expensive. If you're having 100 people or so

Not much change from 20,000PLN just for the party. And that would be nothing fancy.

but also able to be good presenters for the many games and activities that happen on the dance floor.

Good point.

3000 for a day

3 years ago

Dougpol1  29 | 2497
16 Aug 2014   #12
Good point Roger - I hadn't thought it through. At my wedding they took breaks - to and hit the vodka somewhere I suppose :)

PS - these lads are not beach bums, they are professional musicians. I know a great rendition of Cocaine when I hear one :) Now that would have been ace at my wedding - instead of the bleedin' Birdie Song.

Never again lol.
agatka131  1 | 20
16 Aug 2014   #13
Check if they also gonna speak english if you think of inviting english speaking guests. You would need a translation of wedding games, jokes or just someone who entertain them. I just have been myself to polish-english wedding and english guests were confused sometimes of whats going on.
OP tchurton  1 | 1
16 Aug 2014   #14
Thanks for the comments so far.

Roger 5 - Issue is that most of them appear to be booked already. Getting to the point where price is less a factor as long as we can secure a band that is going to entertain both in Polish and English.

Essentially I'm asking for recommendations of bands that you may know or have experience working with that I can try to contact? They need to be able to perform English and Polish songs. And disco-polo, lol.

Just phoned these guys (zespolprogres), but busy. Guess there at a wedding!
Dougpol1  29 | 2497
16 Aug 2014   #15
zespolprogres.pl

Well they play some Dzem and Budka Suflera :)

That Disco Polo and Biesada music, plus the "games", mean that I always get obstinately drunk at weddings - funerals are far more fun :)
mcallister  - | 1
1 Aug 2015   #16
Merged: Wedding band in or around Jelenia Góra

Dzien dobry,

My fiance and I are getting married in Jelenia Gora next July and are currently looking at wedding bands. Anyone have any suggestions of bands who can entertain and sing in both English and Polish? I am Scottish and my wife-to-be is Polish, from Jelenia, so we need to make sure the party is great for guests on both sides of the family!

Thanks in advance.

Ryan
Roger5  1 | 1432
1 Aug 2015   #17
Try this:

zespoly-weselne.pl/Jelenia-Gora
fluorescent  - | 1
25 Aug 2015   #18
Merged: Wedding bands in/around Lodz

Hi,
My Polish finace and myself (Irish) are trying to organise a wedding next summer in Lodz but we are struggling to get a decent wedding band. Most of the guests will be Irish so we want a band that can sing in English as well as Polish. Any recommendations much appreciated!
smurf  38 | 1940
25 Aug 2015   #19
Any recommendations much appreciated

variax.pl
olapaddy
4 Oct 2015   #20
any recommendations for band in Rzeszow. half guests polish half irish
Claudia1991
13 Feb 2016   #21
Merged: Wedding in Nowy Wiśnicz - Polish town in Bochnia County

Hello.

I'm getting married in Nowy Wiśnicz in July 2017 and I'm just looking for recommendations for a live wedding band, also photographer and I think I might have some translators as its a mixture of Portuguese, English and Polish.

I'd appreciate the help.
Roger5  1 | 1432
13 Feb 2016   #22
Wedding bands.

zespoly-weselne.pl/Nowy-Wisnicz
gumishu  15 | 6164
13 Feb 2016   #23
Nowy Wiśnicz

Nowy Wiśnicz is near Kraków (Cracow) so you should have no problem finding a wedding band, photographers and especially translators
JDGathers
3 Mar 2016   #24
Well, I have heard of Twilite Nites if you are looking swing or jazz music. I have to weddings south Florida(theaddisonofbocaraton.com/weddings-overview) and all the bands over there were so cool and soothing.
hemjohnston
6 Feb 2017   #25
Can anyone recommend a band/musicians near Krakow that we can hire for wedding this summer 2017? My son is Scottish, his fiance is Polish. We would like a band who can play Scottish Celidh music for dancing rather than pop or rock. We'd really appreciate some feedback.
gcampbe8  - | 1
7 Feb 2017   #26
Merged:

Wedding band recommendations



Hi, I'm getting married in Krakow in the summer to a Polish girl. Just wondering if anyone might recommend a band that could play? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Djiękuję!
Tnt Nowak  - | 1
27 Jun 2017   #27
Merged:

Wedding band wanted! SOS!



Hello everyone!
We have a wedding in Poland in September 23rd and we are still missing a band. Band should be playing 100% live music and not only polish songs. Do you have any recommendations for available bands?

Band doesn't have to be a wedding band so that they don't have to have any games etc..
spiritus  69 | 643
27 Jun 2017   #28
Budget ? Location ?

you gotta help us to help you
Vicky8515
23 Feb 2018   #29
Hi
We get married in August this year I am looking for singing waiters , does anybody know of any in the sideline gora area of Poland ?

Zielona Gora, Poland , singing waiters for a wedding anybody know of any ?
carkbiy  1 | 4
16 Oct 2018   #30
Hi everyone,
I am getting married near Kraków in the next year or so, and I am finding it difficult source a highly recommended bilingual wedding band that would suit a Polish/Irish crowd. It seems most bands are around the 5000-6000pln price but I am willing to go above this. Would anyone have any recommendations for a band to fire out the usual wedding hits from the 80s/90s & Polish greats!?

Thanks.


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