Hire a singer who sets exactly the right tone
From a ceremony soloist to a full evening of live vocals: compare singers, see guide prices and arrange your booking directly with the artist.
A live singer adds something no playlist can: a real voice, in the room, singing for your guests. In the UK, a professional singer typically charges from around €250 for a short ceremony performance, up to €900 for a full evening with backing tracks and their own sound equipment.
The ranges below are indicative from-prices in euros. What you actually pay depends on the singer's experience, the length of the performance and what they bring along — and because you book directly through EntertainerShow, there is no commission added on top.
Singer prices at a glance (2026)
| Wedding ceremony (2–3 songs) | €250 – €450 |
| Drinks reception (2 x 30 minutes) | €300 – €550 |
| Evening party sets (2 x 45 minutes) | €400 – €750 |
| Full evening with backing tracks | €500 – €900 |
| Singer plus pianist or guitarist (duo) | €550 – €1,000 |
| Corporate dinner (background sets) | €350 – €700 |
These are guide prices only — each singer sets their own rates and will confirm an exact quote with you directly.
Can a singer learn our favourite song?
Most professional singers will learn one or two special requests if you ask a few weeks ahead. Agree this directly when you book.
Does the singer need equipment from us?
Many singers bring a compact PA and microphone. For larger rooms or outdoor ceremonies, check what is needed — and what the venue can provide.
What does a wedding singer cost?
For a ceremony alone, expect roughly €250 to €450. Ceremony plus drinks reception, or a full evening, typically lands between €500 and €1,000.
Is there commission on top of the price?
No. On EntertainerShow you and the singer agree the fee directly — the platform charges no commission on bookings.