Please check my availability by texting 469-525-8884 or emailing electricviolinlady@gmail.com:
Tell me: your the date, ceremony start time, end time.

If available, I will reach out to you and send you a proposal from Honeybook, an online booking system.

If all looks good, you will sign the contract and pay the deposit to secure the date.

The non-refundable deposit amount is $100, due upon booking

The balance of payment is due month before your wedding day (or before).

For a wedding prelude and ceremony, yes, ALWAYS.

For cocktail hour and corporate events, let’s chat because there may be an extra fee involved to cover prep time.

$495 and Up. Most of my pricing is here and if you need more information, please reach out to me with all the available details about your event so I can give you a more accurate quote.

I arrive at least one hour before the ceremony begins. Set up takes 10-15 minutes.  

For corporate events, I will follow the load-in and sound check schedule, if applicable. Please provide this info while booking if possible.

No, unless required for television or special circumstances.

Please note: travel and performance fees will probably be associated with attending a rehearsal.

Yes, but it would be for a fee to cover the cost of rehearsal and studio timeption

Yes, but please let me know before booking, if you would like me to perform with a singer, DJ, band, or another musician, so we can be sure to work through all the details to work out pricing, rehearsals, and other logistics.

Typical Wedding:Prelude: 30 minutes, or 10-12 songs of your choice while guests arriveProcessional: Officiant, Groom, Family, Bridal Party, Bride, usually 2-3 songsRecessional: 1 songPostlude: 1 song, optionalCommunion or Candle-lighting: 1 song, optionalCocktail hour: 20-25 songs

*All music can be looped to extend or faded out to shorten  **If you want to time your entrance to a song, let me know and I can work with you on making sure you are in sync with the part of the music you want to walk out on.  Item description

To help make sure the flow of your music goes as smoothly as possible, I like to be clear on the timeline and confirm a point-person, like a coordinator,  to work with on the following queues.

1. Ceremony is ready to begin

2. Bride is ready to come down the aisle

Sometimes, the queue would be knowing that the officiant is going to walk up to the altar. Or, maybe you can designate a person to give me a thumbs up once the bride is in position and ready for her song.

And, I’d like to know your song selections one month before your ceremony date, if possible.

-5-string Purple Heart Jordan electric violin
-4-string Black Jordan electric violin

-Fishman Loudbox Mini Charge

-QSC CP8

-Sennheiser Wireless Transmitter

-California Blonde II Amplifier

-Fishman SA330x

An electrical outlet which can handle 60 watts and is away from open flame and direct sun. Also, the amp will need to be away from moisture, dripping or splashing liquids.

For extreme temperatures, please note: Sound equipment will be only expected to work properly between 0 °C [32 °F] to 35 °C [95 °F].

An electrical outlet which can handle 60 watts and is away from open flame and direct sun. Also, the amp will need to be away from moisture, dripping or splashing liquids.

For extreme temperatures, please note: Sound equipment will be only expected to work properly between 0 °C [32 °F] to 35 °C [95 °F].

I try to dress formal, e.g., wear a long gown, unless it’s cold or crazy hot. In very cold temperatures (below 60 °F) I’ll probably also wear a black or camel colored coat.