Here at Glacier Wedding Music we specialize in Americana, Classic Country, Folk, Bluegrass and Western swing music. Want a classic jazz tune? Don’t worry we can cover that, too! We love everything from Dolly Parton to Alison Krauss, Glen Campbell to Tyler Childers, Willie Nelson to Vince Gill, Patsy Cline to Billy Strings…. you get the picture. 🙂
It’s important to us that you have music that is unique to your love story, and fitting for what YOU want for your special day, whether that is something simple and intimate, or bigger and more lively!
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Here are a few of the options we offer:
As a soloist, Hannah brings her toe-tapping, award winning fiddle playing, classic acoustic guitar and angelic, soaring vocals to the table. This is a more intimate, simple option that can be a great touch to any wedding or elopement.
(A great option for elopements in or around Glacier National park is solo fiddle, but duo and trio options can work as well depending on location.)

For a more full sound, consider our duo, trio or full band arrangements. This would be a combination of lead and harmony vocals, fiddle, acoustic guitar, dobro, banjo, upright bass, and drums.

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We can provide music for your Ceremony, Cocktail Hour, and Reception. Or any combination of the three. Here’s how it works:
Ceremony:
Your choice of up to 5 songs listed on our Wedding Song list, with the option to request up to 2 songs not listed! Solo, Duo, or Trio options for this are lovely.
Cocktail Hour:
This is usually around 1 hour long, and can be comprised of Traditional fiddle music, Classic Country / Americana / Folk songs, Instrumental background music, or a combination of each! I’d recommend solo, duo or trio options for Cocktail Hour.
Reception:
Up to 3 hours of live music! Want to include a special song for a First dance, Daddy Daughter / Mother Son dance, etc? Request up to 3 specific songs and we will include them! I’d recommend a full band or Trio option for this!
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You get in life what you have the courage to ask for.
If you don’t like something, change it. If you can’t change it, change your attitude.
If you don’t like something, change it. If you can’t change it, change your attitude.