Of course, it goes without saying that you’ll want to hear the singer first to make sure that he can really sing well and belt out some great songs. You’ll want to hear him in person to make sure that his CDs aren’t using auto tuning to make them sound perfect. You won’t want to invite a singer to be a part of your marriage celebration only to find out at the last minute that you really don’t like his voice at all.

Although it may seem silly, you’ll also want to make sure that the singer doesn’t plan on drinking alcohol while he’s on the job. There are some horror stories about singers that have indulged during the reception and had to be dismissed from the band due to intoxication. This is something that you should be discussing with the band and especially the singer before signing any type of contract.

You’ll also want to find out if the reception hall you’re using has the acoustics in place to handle a singer. While most are set up to provide great sound for DJs or bands, not all can accommodate a singer. Ask a rental hall employee what type of sound can be expected if you hire a band that has a singing talent that goes along with it. You’ll just want to be certain that the sound is right for your special night.

If you can find a band that has an exceptional singer and the reception hall can provide the right acoustics, you’re really in for a treat. A singer with a great voice can add a special dimension to the entire ceremony and reception that cannot be found in an instrumental band or DJ.

By Jessica Josh on behalf of Wedding Band specialists, JMDEntertainment.

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