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Last reviewed: August 2, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Music |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 2, 2026. Business status: Active.

Santana Sax is a Toronto wedding saxophonist offering live saxophone music in solo, duo and trio formats. Its official website specifically mentions large wedding receptions and provides separate music, video and gallery pages that couples can review before requesting a quote.

The current official site establishes the business name, Toronto location, wedding context and direct telephone number. It does not publish a street address, named performer biography or detailed package list, so older directory information has not been carried forward as fact. Last reviewed: August 2, 2026.

Services and specialization

Santana Sax describes its service as live music built around the sound of the saxophone. The documented format choices are solo sax, duo and trio. The website positions those choices for events of different sizes, expressly including large wedding receptions, company cocktails and family dinners.

The site refers to international music in different styles and songs from different periods. Its music page provides concrete repertoire examples, including selections associated with Ed Sheeran, Norah Jones, Niall Horan, Sting and The Carpenters, along with “Sophisticated Lady” and “Corcovado.” These samples are useful for assessing the general musical range, but they should not be treated as a complete or guaranteed event set list.

Solo saxophone format
Duo option
Trio option
Wedding-reception context documented on the official site
Online music, video and photo samples

Music and performance formats

The official video page documents wedding-related performances in several settings. Its entries include a summer wedding in Innisfil, a wedding in Whitby and a wedding-dance performance, as well as a lakeside proposal. Another video introduces a Latin music trio. Together, these examples give couples a first-party way to compare the solo sound and a larger ensemble context.

Couples should use the recordings to assess tone, repertoire and presentation rather than assume that every recorded arrangement is available for every date. The official site does not publish the instrumentation of each duo or trio, the identities of additional musicians, standard set lengths or whether backing tracks are used.

Review the official music page for audio selections
Watch the official video page for wedding and trio examples
Ask which musicians and instruments are included in the selected format

Service area and who it may suit

The official inquiry page identifies Santana Sax as being in Toronto, Ontario. The video page also documents wedding appearances in Innisfil and Whitby, but the website does not define a current travel radius or list all municipalities served. Couples outside Toronto should confirm that their venue is within the available service area and ask whether travel charges apply.

The documented format choices may suit couples comparing a single saxophonist with a duo or trio for their reception or another wedding moment. The site does not specify whether every format is offered for ceremonies, cocktail hours, dinners and dance-floor sets, so the desired part of the schedule should be stated in the enquiry.

Toronto location confirmed
Innisfil and Whitby wedding examples appear on the official video page
Current travel boundaries are not published

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed strength is the choice among three performance sizes rather than a single fixed configuration. Santana Sax also publishes both audio and video material, allowing couples to hear repertoire examples and see event-related performances before making contact. The quote form asks for the event date, duration and preferred solo, duo or trio option, which helps frame an initial request.

The practical limitation is the amount of planning information that remains unpublished. The site does not provide a performer biography, years of experience, insurance information, technical requirements, equipment details, break schedule, accessibility information or a complete song catalogue. It also lists only Toronto rather than a public street address. These omissions are not negative findings, but they are matters to verify before signing an agreement.

Documented choice of solo, duo or trio
First-party audio and video samples
No published technical rider or complete package inclusions
No public street address on the official website

Pricing

Prices are not published. Although the home page refers to flexible rates, it gives no current starting price, package total, hourly rate, deposit, tax treatment or travel fee. Prices shown by older directories or third-party marketplaces should not be substituted for a current first-party quote.

Use the official inquiry form to request pricing for the exact date, performance duration and ensemble size. Ask for a written breakdown covering performance time, setup, breaks, travel, equipment, extra musicians, taxes, overtime, deposit and cancellation or rescheduling terms.

Request a personalized quote
Specify solo, duo or trio
Confirm every inclusion and additional charge in writing

Contact and booking

Santana Sax currently provides an official inquiry form and the telephone number (647) 608-5912. The form requests a name, email address, event date, duration and preferred performance format. The official site should be the starting point for availability and booking discussions.

Include the venue municipality, the part of the wedding requiring music, approximate timing and preferred songs in the enquiry. Because the website does not publish availability or response times, no date should be considered reserved until Santana Sax supplies direct confirmation and both parties agree to the booking terms.

Official website: santanasax.ca
Official phone: (647) 608-5912
Quote form available under “Inquiry”

What couples should confirm

Before booking, confirm whether the requested date, venue and wedding segment are available. Ask which performer or performers will attend, what instruments make up a duo or trio, how much space and power are required, and whether sound equipment is provided. For an outdoor event, discuss weather protection and the venue’s noise or amplification rules.

Couples should also confirm the agreed repertoire and whether special-song requests can be prepared. The contract should identify arrival and setup times, performance blocks, breaks, overtime, travel costs, payment schedule, cancellation terms and the contingency plan for illness or an unavailable musician. None of these details is fully published on the official website.