Symphony Rhythm Strings - Wedding Musicians

Setting the Perfect Mood

Symphony Rhythm Strings brings elegant and heartfelt live music to your wedding day. Since 2014, this ensemble of classically trained musicians has crafted memorable ceremonies and receptions across Metro Manila and nearby provinces.

Our Musical Offerings

Ceremony music
Cocktail hour ambiance
Instrumental interludes
Reception party tunes
Rehearsal dinner performances
Vocals and live sound

Ensembles available in Duo, Trio, Quartet, and Quintet formats with a versatile repertoire spanning classical, pop, oldies, gospel, R&B, and more. Sound and PA system included.

Coverage Map

Metro Manila
Cavite
Laguna
Rizal
Bulacan
Batangas
Pampanga
Benguet
Palawan
Aklan
La Union

Our Studio Location

Quezon City 1112, Metro Manila

Packages & Pricing

Package Name	Description	Price
Duo Package	Violin and cello or violin and piano for ceremony and cocktail	₱9,000
Trio Package	Two violins and cello for richer melodies throughout your event	₱13,000
Quartet Package	Two violins, viola, and cello for a full classical ensemble	₱18,000
Quintet Package	Five-piece strings ensemble for grand celebrations	₱23,000

Custom travel fees may apply for venues outside Metro Manila.

Our Competitive Edge

Classically trained performers with over a decade of experience
Own instruments and sound equipment for seamless setup
Wide song list from timeless classics to modern hits
Flexible on-site adjustments to fit your timeline and space
Personalized song selection and custom arrangements

Notes & Tips for Your Wedding

Confirm your music timeline at least one month before the event
Reserve space and power access for setup (4×4 meter area recommended)
Share your favorite songs list early for smooth coordination
Schedule a quick onsite rehearsal if possible
Provide light refreshments for the musicians during breaks

Questions To Ask

Are you available on our exact date and full timeline (ceremony, cocktails, reception, and after-party)?
What are your package tiers and exact inclusions — sets or hours, lineup, equipment, and emcee — and what are your overtime rates?
Will you learn our special songs — processional, first dance, parent dances, and money dance — and can we submit must-play and do-not-play lists?
Do you provide complete sound and lights with a dedicated engineer, and what power and space does your setup require?
What is your backup plan for sick performers, equipment failures, and power interruptions or brownouts?

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