Church wedding - Choir

Hello Megan

Our choir is optional, I think we are going to go ahead with it and it is an extra £150.

The church i am marrying in also doesn't have it's own 'Worship Group' lol. I have looked in to an external choir, and have been quoted approx £25.00 per member, and i think I will be hiring a group of 8.

Hope you find something soon.

Stacey ?

No help here, but I'm interested in what other people are doing, as this is something I'm not sure about myself.

I didn't think I wanted a choir (I also don't want bells ringing etc, just because it's in a church I don't want it to be a big thing, if that makes sense) but my mum pointed out that if not many people sing the hymns, the choir will make up for it. I know most of my family especially my dad's side aren't likely to sing, so now I don't know what would be best. Interested to see other peoples thoughts and prices

I am having a choir with a difference - they sing all modern songs, they are amazing - there are 25 of them!!! Costing a small fortune but I love love love them £700 well spent in my opinion. Local church choirs are cheaper as we looked around but we wanted this modern one. They will also sing along to the hymns etc in the service so all rounders

Laurafish - I went to a wedding and it was so embarrasing - not worth having the hymns in my opinion! trying to sing a high pitched hymn left everyone squirming - that's when i decded i have to have a choir lol

Sounds amazing BrideCummins14 - where are you based?

Sounds amazing BrideCummins14 - where are you based?

We got married in London and I 'think' the choir cost 350 pounds.....however I made my husband join the choir and as a result the choir sang for free!

Mickyandminnie, our wedding is in Suffolk - they would travel though, they're dotted all over the place the ladies in the choir so worth asking or at least going to see them