Live Music for Events Across Europe, the UK and Ireland

Booking a date in Europe, the UK or Ireland

A booking usually starts the same way wherever it is: a date, a venue and a sense of the event, whether that’s a wedding, a private party or a corporate evening. From there, our booking team puts together a proposal shaped around the specific location, since a countryside estate in one country, a city hotel in another and a marquee in an English or Irish garden call for different logistics, timings and sound setups. Nothing about the format is fixed before that conversation happens.

The lineup travels as one group

Olivia performs with the same musicians wherever the booking is, rather than assembling different players locally for each country. The client covers flights and accommodation for the booked lineup, and this is written into the proposal from the start rather than added later as an extra line. Everything else involved in the booking, from arrival timing to sound requirements, is worked through in the same conversation so the logistics are clear well before travel dates need confirming.

Formats for the venue

A solo booking, voice and piano, suits a smaller ceremony or an intimate dinner, and works well when a venue has limited space for a full setup. A trio fills out a longer reception or an outdoor setting, adding strings when a fuller, more classical sound suits the room, a chamber hall or a grand country house in particular. For an evening built around dancing, whether a wedding party or a corporate gala, a full band lineup is the natural fit. Sound and lighting can be added to any of these as a simple tick box on the enquiry rather than a separate booking to coordinate.

Language and repertoire

Sets move between Romanian and English across an evening, which suits the genuinely international guest lists these bookings often bring together: family from several countries, colleagues from different offices, or friends who met while living abroad. For Romanian families celebrating in the UK or Ireland this often matters a great deal, evergreens and folk-inspired pieces sung for parents and grandparents alongside English-language favourites for the wider guest list. Jazz and soul standards, well-known pop songs and quieter evergreens make up the rest of most sets, and other languages are available on request for a particular reading or moment.

After the enquiry

Once the venue and date are set, our booking team returns with a proposal that covers format, travel arrangements and repertoire in one place. A short written agreement and a deposit confirm the booking, and the remaining details, arrival schedule, changeover with other suppliers, exact song choices, are settled in the weeks before the event so nothing is left until the last minute.