Weddings · Miami & South Florida
Wedding music in Miami, with a song about the two of you.
The walk down the aisle. The first hour of the party, when everyone is still finding their people. The moment your story becomes a song and your guests sing along. Willy B plays all of it.
In short
Willy B is a Miami wedding musician for ceremonies and cocktail hours across Miami and South Florida. A singer, wedding guitarist, pianist and harmonica player, he builds a full band’s sound on his own with live looping, and can write a song about the couple, live, from stories you send him before the day. He’s also available for proposals, engagement parties and the dinners around a wedding.
- Ceremony
- Prelude, processional, the signing, recessional: guitar, piano or harmonica, with vocals
- Ceremony sound
- A mic for your officiant and your vows
- Cocktail hour
- Solo acoustic or live looping
- Outdoors
- Shade or cover for his gear · battery power for boats, beaches and gardens
- Setup
- Depends on the venue; he typically sound-checks before he plays
- Travel
- South Florida and beyond · happy to fly in for destination events
- Paperwork
- Insured to $1 million · certificate of insurance, W-9, contract, invoice
- Discretion
- Your guests stay private · happy to sign an NDA
- Sings in
- English and Spanish
- Replies
- Usually the same day, from Willy or his team
Watch
See him play
The ceremony: quiet, exact, yours
The processional you’ve had picked out for years. A song for the grandmother who can’t believe this day came. The recessional that tells everyone the party has started.
Send him the songs that matter. He’ll suggest the instrument that serves each moment best, guitar, piano or harmonica, and time it to your walk. He usually brings a keyboard, and if your venue has a piano, he’d love to play it.
He plays every part of the ceremony: the prelude as guests arrive, the processional, a song during the signing, and the recessional. He can mic your officiant and your vows, too.
Cocktail hour, the part guests remember
Between “I do” and dinner there’s an hour when guests mingle, drink and decide what kind of wedding this is. Live music makes that call. A playlist can’t read a room.
With live looping, Willy sounds like a full band from one musician: drums, bass and keys built live, guitar or harmonica and vocals on top. See the one-man band.
A song about the two of you
Before the day, you send him stories: how you met, the first trip, the thing your friends never let you forget. At cocktail hour or dinner he turns them into a song, live, and gets your guests singing along.
It’s the moment your guests will still be quoting at the next family wedding. Want to keep it? Ask for a private recording, mixed and sent after the wedding. How custom songs work.
Before the wedding, and around it
He plays proposals, surprise serenades and engagement parties, and he’s available for the dinners around the wedding too. If you’re planning the question, he can help you set the scene.
He sings in Spanish too, for families who celebrate in two languages.
Easy for your planner
Certificate of insurance, with your venue added as an additional insured if it asks, plus a W-9, contract and invoice. He coordinates timing with your planner and venue, so the music lands where the day needs it. Want one person running the music for the whole weekend? See event production.
Private wedding? Discretion comes standard: your guests stay private, and he’s happy to sign an NDA.
What every booking includes
The practical part, answered before your planner has to ask.
- A conversation before the day to shape the music: the songs that matter, your guests’ favorites, and the do-not-play list.
- His own sound, sized to the room, or he works with your venue’s AV.
- Short breaks between sets, usually with recorded music playing.
- Setup planned around your venue, and a sound check before he plays.
- Dressed for your event. He prefers a suit.
- Paperwork sent straight to your venue or planner: certificate of insurance, W-9, contract and invoice.
Options
Choose your format
01
Ceremony
The walk, the vows, the recessional
Solo guitar, piano or harmonica with vocals. Your songs, arranged for the moment.
02
Cocktail hour
The hour guests remember
Solo acoustic or live looping: a band’s sound from one musician.
03
The couple’s song
Cocktail hour or dinner
Available with any booking. Send him your stories; he writes the song live and your guests sing along.
04
The dance floor
A reception that runs late
Willy brings in a band of 3 to 7 pieces, or plays harmonica and vocals live over your DJ’s set.
How it works
From first message to last song
Send your date and venue
Plus the parts of the day you’re thinking about. Not sure yet? Say so.
Your personal quote
The venue, the feel you want and the songs that matter, from the two of you or your planner. Then a personal quote.
The music plan
Ceremony songs, a cocktail set built around your taste, and the stories for your song.
The day
You get married. He handles the music.
Availability
Is your wedding date still open?
Send your date and venue. He’ll tell you if he’s free and how he’d score the day.
- Sang God Bless America at a Miami Marlins game, September 27, 2026
- Insured: contract, W-9 and certificate of insurance on request
- Discretion comes standard, and he’s happy to sign an NDA
- Raised in Miami; sings in English and Spanish
Check your date
Got it. Thank you!
Willy or someone on his team will get back to you, usually the same day. Keep an eye on your inbox (and your spam folder, just in case).
Questions
Good to know
How much does a wedding musician cost in Miami?
Every wedding is quoted personally. What shapes the fee: which parts of the day you want music for (ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner), the date and season, the venue and travel, and add-ons like a song written about the two of you. Check your date.
Should we have live music during cocktail hour?
If guests will be mingling for an hour, yes. It’s the stretch where the mood of the wedding gets set, and live music carries it better than a playlist. A solo live-looping set gives you a band’s sound from one musician.
Can you play our song for the processional?
Yes. Send him the song and he’ll suggest whether guitar, piano or harmonica serves it best, then arrange it for the walk.
How far in advance should we book a wedding musician in Miami?
As soon as you have a date, especially between October and April, his busiest months. He’s one musician, so once a date is booked, it’s gone. An approximate date is enough to start the conversation.
Do you play destination weddings?
Yes. He takes destination weddings outside Florida and is happy to fly in. Tell him where and when.
Can you sing in Spanish at our wedding?
Yes. He sings in Spanish, so bilingual families can hear both languages at the ceremony and the party.
Can you help with a proposal?
Yes. He plays proposals and surprise serenades. Tell him the plan, the place and the song, and he’ll help you time the moment.
Will you work with our wedding planner?
Gladly. He can send your planner or venue a certificate of insurance, W-9, contract and invoice, and he coordinates timing with them.
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