James Davis Music
James Michael Davis/Solo Guitar Chandriée/Vocalist
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What is your general fee range for a wedding ceremony?
A ceremony fee is variable, but will average $400 for solo guitar; $600 with vocalist for Estes Park/Lyons
- additional travel fee for other areas.
Add cocktail/dinner music: $150/hour solo guitar, $200 with vocalist.
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Cocktail/Dinner/Private Party
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Solo Guitar: $250 first hour $100/each additional hour (3 hour Max)
Guitar with Vocalist: $350 first hour $150/each additional hour (2 hour max)
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What is included in your ceremony quote?
My quote for a basic ceremony includes travel, taxes and lodging (if necessary).
I generally play prelude music for 15-20 minutes prior, most ceremonies are 20-30 minutes,
then I play ten minutes after the ceremony while guests depart.
How does the booking/payment process work?
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After availability is confirmed and you send an email that you intend to book me,
I 'll reserve the date for 10 days. Submit the online contract and send a deposit check for half the total to:
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James Davis
67 Diamond View Rd
Estes Park, CO 80517
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Other accepted payment methods:
paypal.me/JamesDavisMusic
Venmo: @James-Davis-91194
Zelle (970) 412-4335
What are your deposit and return policies?
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The deposit is one half the total and is refundable,
minus a $50 fee up to 60 days before the performance.
The balance is due the day of the event upon my arrival,
or can be paid in advance.
How do I choose my music?
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Go to the Listen for samples and ideas. We can also schedule a phone call or a meeting.
Can you play our favorite song?
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I charge $100 to arrange and practice up a new song for solo guitar.
How far will you travel?
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I travel throughout the Colorado Front Range and Mountains.
Do you use amplification?
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I use amplification for all but the most intimate indoor ceremonies.
I have battery power where electricity is not available.
Can we have a consultation?
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I am always happy to meet when possible,
though phone calls and emails are sufficient for logistics.
Do you attend rehearsals?
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I rarely attend rehearsals - a short visit with the officiant prior to the ceremony is normally sufficient.
If you feel the need for me to attend a rehearsal, that time must also be reserved in advance and will be an additional fee.
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