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Last reviewed: August 5, 2026 | Kelowna | Wedding Music |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 5, 2026. Business status: Active.
Couples searching for a Kelowna wedding band may encounter Aaron Gordon Music, an all-occasion entertainment business whose official website features the house band Three Scotch In. The site documents live reception music, a combined band-and-DJ format and a fuller wedding package covering several parts of the day. Although this Canada Wedding Guide record is classified under Kelowna, the current official pages do not clearly state the business address or service boundary, so couples should confirm location and travel arrangements directly.
The official website matches the Aaron Gordon Music name and contains a dedicated wedding-services page, supporting an active profile. This evidence review was completed on August 5, 2026. Details below distinguish what the business currently documents from practical matters that remain unpublished.
Aaron Gordon Music presents Three Scotch In as its house band and offers the group for wedding receptions. The wedding page says set lists are curated for the audience and describes an active catalogue covering hundreds of songs. Because the page has shown different catalogue totals at different crawl dates, couples should ask for the current repertoire rather than rely on a fixed number.
The documented hybrid option is the Live Band / DJ Tag Team package. It combines live sets with curated recorded music for dinner, introductions and breaks, allowing music to continue when the band is offstage. This is a meaningful specialization for couples deciding between a traditional reception band and a DJ.
The official wedding page provides example selections for the bridal-party procession, bridal procession, signing, couple’s announcement, first dance and parent dances. The examples range across contemporary love songs and older popular material, indicating that planning can address individual moments rather than only the reception dance floor.
The site also links to separate acoustic and band catalogues and notes that the active set list varies. Couples with culturally specific music, uncommon requests or must-play and do-not-play lists should discuss those requirements before signing. The official page does not state how many new songs will be learned, whether arranging fees apply or when final selections are due.
This profile is categorized in Kelowna, and location-based searches commonly pair the brand with Kelowna and the Okanagan. However, the current official Aaron Gordon Music pages reviewed do not publish a postal address, a defined home base or a list of included travel destinations. Kelowna and wider Okanagan availability therefore need confirmation for each event.
The documented packages may suit couples who want live music as a central part of the reception, or who prefer one entertainment plan spanning ceremony acoustics, cocktail music, dinner, speeches and dancing. Couples wanting only a DJ, only ceremony music or a smaller acoustic configuration should ask whether those services can be booked independently.
A confirmed feature is the breadth of formats shown on one official page: acoustic ceremony music, cocktail entertainment, a reception band, DJ playback, MC support and vendor coordination. The band/DJ option also addresses a practical concern with live entertainment by providing recorded music during band breaks.
Important limitations are informational rather than performance-related. The official site does not publish a clear service area, street address, telephone number, package prices, musician count, performance duration, setup requirements, travel policy or cancellation terms. It also does not explain whether sound equipment, lighting, backup equipment, insurance or overtime are included in every package. These omissions make a written proposal especially important.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official wedding page names several formats but provides no dollar amounts, deposits, minimum booking values or travel charges. Pricing shown on directories or older listings should not be treated as the business’s current quote.
Ask for an itemized estimate tied to the date, venue, performance schedule and selected ensemble. It should distinguish live-performance time from DJ coverage and identify taxes, travel, accommodation, setup, teardown, production, overtime and optional services. Couples should also ask what happens to the price if the timeline or musician count changes.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
The official contact page provides a message form requesting a first name, email address and message. The wedding page’s “Book Now” link routes to this contact method. No current public phone number or business address was found on the reviewed official pages, so the legacy contact details have not been republished as verified information.
An initial enquiry should include the wedding date, venue and city, ceremony and reception times, expected guest count, indoor or outdoor setting, desired package and any venue sound restrictions. Request written confirmation that the date is available before treating an enquiry response as a booking.
Before paying a deposit, obtain a contract or proposal that names the performers and documents exactly which parts of the day are covered. Confirm whether Three Scotch In is the performing band, how many musicians will attend, who will provide DJ and MC duties, and how breaks are scheduled.
The proposal should also settle production and venue logistics. Ask about stage dimensions, power, sound limits, access and loading times, weather protection for outdoor performances, meals, parking and travel. Finally, confirm the payment schedule, rescheduling and cancellation rules, substitute-performer policy, liability insurance and contingency plan for illness or equipment failure.
Yes. The official wedding page describes a Live Band / DJ Tag Team package combining Three Scotch In’s live sets with curated dinner music, speech cues and recorded music during band breaks.
The official page lists a custom ceremony acoustic duo, cocktail acoustics or band, a curated dinner playlist with DJ, MC and vendor coordination, wireless microphone access and music for speeches, and a full band/DJ combination for the party.
No. Current pricing is not explicitly published on the official pages reviewed. Couples need a date- and venue-specific written quote.
The existing Canada Wedding Guide record is categorized under Kelowna, but the current official site does not publish a street address or clear service-area statement. Confirm the business’s base, availability and travel charges directly.
The official website has a contact form requesting a first name, email address and message. No current public telephone number was found on the reviewed official pages.
Website: https://www.aarongordonmusic.com/





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