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Last reviewed: September 20, 2026 | Toronto |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: September 20, 2026. Business status: Active.
Blush is a Toronto wedding band offering live entertainment for weddings and other events. Couples considering a Toronto wedding band can review the published package details, optional ceremony and cocktail-hour formats, and booking information before contacting the band.
The official website describes Blush as a Toronto-based band and says it is available for weddings, corporate events, private parties, outdoor festivals and nightclub bookings. This profile was last reviewed on September 20, 2026, using the supplied official website evidence. No street address or telephone number is published in that evidence.
Blush provides live wedding and event entertainment. Its weddings and events page separates wedding services from broader event bookings and describes music intended to support a celebratory atmosphere and dancing.
The published Music Made Simple package includes a four-piece Blush band, a performance of up to three hours with short breaks, up to three personal song requests that are not already on the band’s song list, and setup and sound check before guests arrive.
The site also lists additional formats and upgrades. These include an extended performance of up to one hour, audio/visual equipment including PA and stage lighting, ceremony, cocktail and dinner sets, a pre-recorded playlist for band breaks, full DJ service, and instrumentalists such as saxophone, violin, cello or piano. The site says solo, duo and full-band options are available for ceremony, cocktail and dinner music.
Blush identifies itself as Toronto based. The supplied evidence does not provide a complete postal address or define a fixed travel radius, so couples outside Toronto should confirm whether their venue is within the band’s service area and whether travel arrangements affect the booking.
The published offering may suit couples who want a live band for their reception and who may also need music for earlier parts of the wedding day. The listed solo, duo and full-band formats provide different ways to structure music across the ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner and reception.
The site also says that each event can be customized. Couples with a particular schedule, musical plan or combination of services can ask Blush whether an à la carte arrangement is possible.
A documented feature of Blush’s offering is the option to combine a core live-band performance with other music formats and event services. The official package information specifically identifies setup and sound check before guests arrive, personal song requests, optional PA and stage lighting, and music for ceremony, cocktail and dinner portions of the day.
The website also states that events can be customized and invites couples to discuss a musical itinerary if the listed options do not fit. This indicates that the published package is not the only configuration the business may discuss, but the exact scope must be confirmed with Blush.
Important information is not available in the supplied evidence. The website does not publish package prices, a postal address, a telephone number, a guaranteed travel area, a venue capacity range, or a detailed current song list in the pages provided. These are practical limitations for couples comparing vendors and should be addressed during the enquiry.
Prices are not published. The official weddings and events page lists the Music Made Simple package, add-ons and upgrades, but no dollar amounts or rate card appears in the supplied evidence.
Couples should request a written quote based on the wedding date, venue location, required performance duration, band format and any additional services. A useful comparison should separate the live band fee from optional extended performance time, ceremony or cocktail-hour music, PA and stage lighting, DJ service, instrumentalists, and any travel-related costs.
The official contact page lists hello@blushband.ca for enquiries and includes a booking-request form. It says the business provides one-on-one attention and can customize event arrangements. Couples can use the contact page to begin a discussion about their wedding date, venue and preferred musical plan.
The home page states that Blush is now booking 2026/27. Couples should still confirm current availability for their specific date directly with the band, since the supplied evidence does not guarantee that any particular date remains open.
The supplied evidence does not include a telephone number or postal address. Email and the official booking form are therefore the confirmed contact routes in this profile.
Before signing an agreement, couples should confirm the exact lineup and timing for each part of the wedding day. The site lists solo, duo and full-band options, but the selected configuration should be stated clearly for the ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner and reception.
The published package allows up to three personal song requests that are not already on the song list. Ask for the current song list and confirm whether requested first-dance, parent-dance or other special songs are available, included, or subject to additional preparation.
Venue logistics should also be discussed. Confirm the required stage or performance area, power, sound-check timing, sound limits, lighting, breaks, meal arrangements if applicable, and who supplies any equipment. If the event is outside Toronto, ask about travel coverage and related charges.
Finally, request written terms covering the quote, deposit, cancellation or postponement policy, overtime, final schedule and any substitute arrangements. These details are not published in the supplied evidence and should not be assumed.
Blush is a Toronto-based wedding and event band with a published four-piece live-band package and optional music formats for ceremony, cocktail hour and dinner. The official information supports a flexible enquiry-led planning process, but prices, a postal address, a telephone number and detailed booking terms are not published in the supplied evidence.
For couples comparing live wedding entertainment, the next step is to contact Blush with the date, venue, schedule, preferred band format and any special-song requirements. That information should allow the band to confirm availability and prepare a proposal that can be compared with other Toronto wedding music options.
The official weddings and events page lists ceremony, cocktail and dinner sets, with solo, duo and full-band options available. Confirm the preferred format and schedule directly with Blush.
Prices are not published. The website lists a four-piece package, add-ons and upgrades, so couples should contact Blush for a quote based on their date, venue, duration and selected services.
The confirmed contact page lists hello@blushband.ca and provides a booking-request form. Couples should include their date, venue and requested services when enquiring.
The Music Made Simple package includes up to three personal song requests that are not already on the band’s song list. Confirm the current song list and any preparation requirements before booking.
Website: https://www.blushband.ca/





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