Yes. Events at the Swan House take place outdoors on the gardens and lawns, with room for about 300 ceremony guests, and every vendor has to follow the Atlanta History Center's event guidelines. Your rep will plan with the venue for heat, rain, and where the musicians sit relative to the fountains.

Yes. The Rose Garden is the Garden's most popular ceremony site, and smaller spaces like the Japanese Garden suit intimate ceremonies. The Garden sits inside Piedmont Park, where breezes can catch sheet music, so we bring clips and, when needed, a small speaker. Check with the Garden's events team on outside vendor requirements.

Instruments need shade, cover from rain, and certain temperatures to stay in tune and safe. For June through August ceremonies, we'll help you plan a shaded spot for the musicians and a covered backup.

Yes. Couples here ask for Atlanta hip-hop, R&B, and gospel at the recessional and cocktail hour, and strings handle all of it well. If your song isn't in our library, we can arrange it.

Our musicians plan their arrival around the Connector and I-285. Send us your venue's load-in rules and we'll plan around them.

Yes. We play across Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, and Gwinnett counties, including Decatur, Sandy Springs, Roswell, Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Marietta, and Duluth.