We hired a string trio from An Elegant touch of strings for our wedding earlier this week at the Brazilian Room. They did exactly what we had asked, and the ceremony was beautiful. We've already received many compliments about our ceremony music! Thank you for helping make our ceremony magical!

We were so incredibly lucky to come across Sherry and An Elegant Touch of Strings for our wedding ceremony at SF City Hall. Since it is a government building, there are tons of guidelines to follow and specific instructions for the musicians. We were so fortunate to have Sherry and her talented team who regularly work at city hall and knew exactly what to expect. From the first time we reached out to her, Sherry worked with us to ensure all of the songs we wanted to play would be available and provided reasonable rates for any songs beyond their repertoire that we requested. On the day of the wedding, the musicians were absolutely incredible. They sounded fantastic and played all of the music we asked for - our guests were so impressed with how they sounded and how well they covered our songs. We could not thank them enough after the ceremony was over, and they were so kind, gracious and professional. From the list of vendors provided to us by City Hall, An Elegant Touch of Strings stuck out to us and we are forever grateful that they worked with us for our special day!

I highly recommend Sherry and her team! She is professional, easy-going and a joy to work with. My husband and I are both musicians and so music was an important part of our wedding. We loved how large the quartet’s repertoire is - for our pre-ceremony music, we were able to include a plethora of our favorite songs from classical pieces to hymns to movie soundtracks - all from their existing repertoire! We also had Sherry work with our Maid of Honor to arrange a custom string accompaniment to “When I Say I Do” by Matthew West, which my MOH sang during the ceremony. It turned out beautifully and will be one of my most treasured memories from that special day. Thank you, Sherry!