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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Edmonton | Wedding Music |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Amati Music is an Edmonton-based collective of professional performers for couples looking for Edmonton wedding musicians. Its confirmed website presents the group as The Amati Musicians and describes live music for wedding ceremonies and receptions, as well as other private and public occasions.
The group lists a wide range of possible instrumentation, from strings and flute to harp, piano, guitar, vocals, double bass and percussion. This profile reflects only information published on Amati Music’s own website and was last reviewed on August 11, 2026.
Amati Music’s current official website is amatimusicians.com, where the business is presented as “The Amati Musicians.” The site uses the Amati Music name in its main description and copyright, and it has a live booking page with direct contact details. Those first-party signals support an Active status for this listing.
The former Wind Shoppe website and legacy phone number were not used as verification. The official site does not publish a street address, so no address is displayed here.
Amati Music documents live music for wedding ceremonies and receptions. Its website also refers to corporate events, private parties, charity galas, house concerts and concert series, but wedding music is the relevant focus of this profile.
Potential instrumentation listed by the group includes cello, violin, flute, concert harp, Celtic harp, classical guitar, piano, classical and contemporary vocalists, jazz guitar, double bass and percussion. The group says it creates ensembles tailored to the occasion and clients’ needs; the exact ensemble for a wedding should be confirmed directly.
The official site describes Amati Music’s work in Edmonton and beyond. It specifically says the group is willing to travel to Jasper, Banff and Lake Louise, inviting couples to enquire about travel. A wider service boundary, travel charges and date availability are not published.
This may suit couples seeking instrumental or vocal live music that can be shaped around a ceremony, reception or another wedding moment. It is particularly relevant for couples who want to discuss instrumentation and repertoire rather than choose from a fixed, publicly posted package.
A confirmed feature is the breadth of instrumentation listed on the official site, allowing enquiries to begin with the sound or instruments a couple has in mind. The repertoire page also identifies multiple musical styles and says the selection is continually developing. The group further states that it can help clients choose music for a wedding ceremony.
The website identifies Christine Hanson as the leader and co-ordinator of performers. It also says the collective includes members who play with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra. These are documented background details, not a guarantee about which specific performers will be available for a particular booking.
Practical limitations are mostly gaps in publicly posted information: the site does not state a street address, fixed wedding packages, formal travel terms, performance duration, technical requirements or availability. Couples should get these details in writing before committing.
Current pricing is not explicitly published.
Because pricing can depend on the requested ensemble, music selection, timing and travel, couples should ask for a written quote that identifies the performers or instrumentation, performance windows, travel costs, taxes, deposit, payment schedule and cancellation terms. This is a practical booking check, not a statement of Amati Music’s current policies.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
The confirmed booking page provides an enquiry form, the email address info@christinehanson.com and telephone number 780 292 3361. The site invites visitors to contact the group for their next event, which is the appropriate route for availability and a custom quote.
When reaching out, provide the wedding date, venue or city, ceremony and reception schedule, preferred instruments or style, and any requested pieces. Ask the group to confirm what is included in the proposed scope before paying a deposit.
Before booking, confirm the exact ensemble and instruments available for the date, which parts of the wedding will be covered, performance start and finish times, breaks, song choices and any special-request process. If the event is outside Edmonton, ask whether travel, accommodation or additional timing affects the quote.
Also confirm venue access, ceremony timing flexibility, amplification or power needs where relevant, insurance documentation if the venue requests it, and the written payment and cancellation terms. These points are not fully published on the official site, so a direct written confirmation is important.
Its official repertoire page lists classical, jazz, Celtic, Jewish and contemporary selections. The group also says its repertoire is expanding and that it may accommodate special requests.
The official site lists cello, violin, flute, concert and Celtic harp, classical guitar, piano, classical and contemporary vocalists, jazz guitar, double bass and percussion. Confirm the available ensemble for your date directly.
The official site says the group is willing to travel and names Jasper, Banff and Lake Louise. Ask directly about service to your venue and any related travel costs.
Phone: 780 292 3361
Website: https://www.amatimusicians.com/





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