Browse 1,899 wedding bands available for hire in Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, with 4,611 reviews from real clients rating acts 5 out of 5 on average. Find live wedding music groups from £170, with an average of £750, covering everything from small acoustic lineups to full party bands.
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For wedding bands in Yorkshire, fees run from £170 to £2,350+, with an average cost of £750. Band size is the biggest factor in pricing, followed by performance duration and time of year. Peak season dates from late spring through early autumn tend to carry higher rates, while midweek or off-season bookings can stretch your budget further. Ask about package deals if you want ceremony music or a late-night DJ set alongside the main performance. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 1,018 enquiries for Wedding Bands at events in the United Kingdom, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 10 November 2026.
Amore Twins Violin Duo
"Amoretwins duo so good. They made our night. Thank you girls. So happy that you shared that night with us."
Fat Chance
"Excellent, look forward to seeing them again. Great evening"
Grupo Azucar
"We just want to say thank you so much to you and the guys for playing at our wedding last weekend, you were all so great and created such a fun and warm atmosphere. We really couldn’t have asked for anything better!"
Northern Vinyl
"Absolutely brilliant sets, you nailed it.
Weve never been to a party where the dancefloor was so full."
Central Avenue Band
"Central Avenue Band played for our wedding and were brilliant. Everybody had a great time and the dance floor was full. I would highly recommended for a wedding band that plays all classics for everybody. Thank You"
The 40 Thieves
"Thanks for your set at our local community festival over the weekend. It was very well received and it was lovely to see lots of people singing along to all the classics you played. Hopefully you'll be available for us to have on the bill again next year."