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At Ceremonial Events, we bring the magic of live music to elevate any gathering. Founded by professional musicians, we understand the transformative power of extraordinary performances. As a premier live music entertainment agency, we curate the best acts in the business to create unforgettable experiences for our clients. Whether it's a corporate event, a wedding celebration, or a private soirée, our passion for delivering exceptional musical talent ensures that every moment is infused with the perfect soundtrack.
509 Paper Mill End, Aldridge Road, B44 8NA, Birmingham, United Kingdom
3.8
2 reviews
We had a string quartet, pianist, and trumpeter, along with some very specific requests — and this team made what could have been a complicated booking look effortless. Any last-minute changes were handled smoothly, and they took all the stress out of the process. Incredibly professional, flexible, and easy to work with. You won’t be disappointed booking with them — truly a 5-star experience!
Antonio (Bugler for Hire) was very easy to deal with, friendly and efficient. We were delighted to be able to book Band CSgt Tony Adie for a recent ANZAC day event (second year in a row) and were again very pleased with the service offered. We look forward to hopefully welcoming Tony back for a third year!
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