Hi ladies,
I am really having a hard time locating any solo guitarists, violinists or trios who play in the RM...
I've searched the forum and there are LOTS of posts from Cabo brides, but haven't found anything for the RM in particular.
(I've also seen some postings asking for advice on this for the RM, but no one replied!)
I'm BEGGING anyone who has any names, contact info, ANYTHING to please help me out!
(I know there other brides on here could probably use the info too!)
Thanks!
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Solo guitarist/violinist or trio for RM
Started by Simistar, Aug 15 2008 04:45 PM
15 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 15 August 2008 - 04:45 PM
#2
Posted 15 August 2008 - 05:41 PM
We are having one thru our resort. I think they are Sonoma Thorpe and there is contact info on lomas-travel.com However, I am not sure if they only play at Karimsa resorts or how to contact them directly. If you are having a wedding at a resort they may be able to help you.
#3
Posted 15 August 2008 - 07:01 PM
Thanks SO much!
I will look into it right now:-)
My resort DOES offer this option, but the WC has been really slow to get back to me on who it is, and song lists etc, PLUS I'd like to see if I can find anyone that's a bit less expensive than the resort's option (I think about $500 for 45 mins...but maybe that's normal for a solo musician...I don't know b/c I haven't been able to find anything to compare it to!:-))
I will look into it right now:-)
My resort DOES offer this option, but the WC has been really slow to get back to me on who it is, and song lists etc, PLUS I'd like to see if I can find anyone that's a bit less expensive than the resort's option (I think about $500 for 45 mins...but maybe that's normal for a solo musician...I don't know b/c I haven't been able to find anything to compare it to!:-))
#4
Posted 15 August 2008 - 07:31 PM
I just checked out the Lomas site, and it looks like what my resort is charging is the same as they charge...so I guess that's the going rate!
Nice to double check though:-)
(especially since the DJ we found is waaaay cheaper than the resort's...)
Thanks again!
Nice to double check though:-)
(especially since the DJ we found is waaaay cheaper than the resort's...)
Thanks again!
#5
Posted 15 August 2008 - 11:14 PM
I'm paying $350 for a violonist. It's through our resort. I believe our resort charges $450 for a guitarist.
#6
Posted 16 August 2008 - 05:31 PM
Really?
Shoot -- our resort charges quite a bit more...although if I can't find anything else, I might just have to suck it up:-)
Shoot -- our resort charges quite a bit more...although if I can't find anything else, I might just have to suck it up:-)
#7
Posted 16 August 2008 - 08:38 PM
Hi-
I am getting married at the Royal in PDC and am booking a guitarist and also a Mariachi Band through Ajua Weddings. They are a wedding coordination service. I was referred to them by another Royal bride who said their cost for the mariachi was less than the resort. Once I saw they had a guitarist too, I decided to do that as well. Below is their contact info. They have a $100 coordination fee. The guitarist for 1, 45 min. set is $100 and a guitar/flute combination for a 45 min. set is $200. The mariachi is a six piece group and they are $374 for 45 min. Hope this helps!
Stephanie Morton | Event Coordinator | Ajua.Biz - DMC - Playa del Carmen Event Planner, Destination Management, DMC, Destination Wedding Planner, Riviera Maya DMC, Mexico | Calle 4 entre 5 y 10 Ave | Playa del Carmen | Quintana Roo 77710
+52 984.803.1118 | USA: +1 512.351.4557 | Wedding Testimonials | stephanie.morton@ajua.biz * | Ajua.Biz - DMC - Playa del Carmen Event Planner, Destination Management, DMC, Destination Wedding Planner, Riviera Maya DMC, Mexico
I am getting married at the Royal in PDC and am booking a guitarist and also a Mariachi Band through Ajua Weddings. They are a wedding coordination service. I was referred to them by another Royal bride who said their cost for the mariachi was less than the resort. Once I saw they had a guitarist too, I decided to do that as well. Below is their contact info. They have a $100 coordination fee. The guitarist for 1, 45 min. set is $100 and a guitar/flute combination for a 45 min. set is $200. The mariachi is a six piece group and they are $374 for 45 min. Hope this helps!
Stephanie Morton | Event Coordinator | Ajua.Biz - DMC - Playa del Carmen Event Planner, Destination Management, DMC, Destination Wedding Planner, Riviera Maya DMC, Mexico | Calle 4 entre 5 y 10 Ave | Playa del Carmen | Quintana Roo 77710
+52 984.803.1118 | USA: +1 512.351.4557 | Wedding Testimonials | stephanie.morton@ajua.biz * | Ajua.Biz - DMC - Playa del Carmen Event Planner, Destination Management, DMC, Destination Wedding Planner, Riviera Maya DMC, Mexico
#8
Posted 16 August 2008 - 09:49 PM
"Hope this helps"??
That's the understatement of the year!
This is FANTASTIC information!!!
Even after paying the outside vendor fee at my resort, AND the company's co-ordination fee -- IT'S STILL CHEAPER THAN THE RESORT!! :-)
I've just sent them an e-mail...
THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH...seriously:-)
That's the understatement of the year!
This is FANTASTIC information!!!
Even after paying the outside vendor fee at my resort, AND the company's co-ordination fee -- IT'S STILL CHEAPER THAN THE RESORT!! :-)
I've just sent them an e-mail...
THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH...seriously:-)
#9
Posted 18 August 2008 - 11:27 AM
So glad! Please let me know if you wind up using them. Now I'm thinking for $100 more, I should have done the guitar and the flute!
#10
Posted 18 August 2008 - 11:39 AM
This is so great! Thanks for the info...i've been looking everywhere for this. I finally resorted to asking a family member to play the guitar, but the resort wants to charge me $200 to let him hook his guitar up to their system and it's going to cost me $100 to fly his guitar to Mexico and back - besides the fact that I don't think he really wants to do it. This is a lifesaver, thanks!
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