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

Business status: Active.

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

Bongo & B Entertainment is a Woodbridge-based live-entertainment company with a dedicated wedding offering for Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area. For couples comparing Vaughan wedding entertainment, its official roster presents performers for ceremonies, entrances, cocktail hours, dinner, dance-floor openings and late-night portions of a celebration.

The company’s website confirms a broad selection of musicians, bands and specialty showcases rather than one fixed ensemble. Examples include harp, violin trio, modern jazz trio, country and pop-oriented bands, saxophone-and-percussion combinations, cultural instruments, dancers and drum-based performances. This profile was last reviewed on August 2, 2026; availability, pricing and the precise lineup for any wedding still require a direct quotation.

Services and specialization

Bongo & B specializes in live performance entertainment that can be assigned to different parts of a wedding. Its wedding page divides options into ceremony, entrance, cocktail, dinner, bands, dance-floor party starters, late-night entertainment, unique showcases and à-la-carte acts. This structure allows couples to investigate a single performer for one portion of the day or ask about a combination of acts.

The published roster is varied. Confirmed examples include a harpist; violin, viola and cello trio; modern jazz trio; saxophone, keyboard and percussion trio; guitar, saxophone and percussion combinations; mariachi; steel pan and conga; Italian-style accordion; and several vocal or party-band formats. The FAQ also confirms custom playlists, bilingual DJs and emcees, culturally specific performances and traditional music requests.

Ceremony and cocktail-hour musicians
Bands and vocal ensembles
Saxophone, strings, harp and percussion acts
Entrance and dance-floor-opening showcases
Cultural, bilingual and themed entertainment

How the wedding day can be covered

The official wedding catalogue labels each act according to the portions of a celebration it may cover. A violin trio, for example, is listed for ceremony, cocktail and dinner settings, while the LED drumline is associated with entrances, party-starting and late-night entertainment. This makes the catalogue useful for shortlisting acts by timing as well as musical style.

Couples should not assume that every listed act can be combined or is available for every date. A practical inquiry should identify the ceremony time, reception schedule, venue, guest estimate and desired musical atmosphere. Those details match the information requested through the company’s event form and give the team a basis for proposing a lineup.

Service area and who it may suit

The confirmed headquarters is at 93 Woodstream Boulevard in Woodbridge. The wedding page specifically presents services for Toronto and the GTA, while the main website also identifies Ottawa and Montreal among the markets it serves. Couples outside the Toronto area should confirm whether a particular act travels, along with any transportation, accommodation or production charges.

The service may suit couples who want live performers at several points in the day, who are comparing different ensemble sizes, or who want a distinctive entrance or dance-floor transition. It may also be relevant for multilingual or multicultural celebrations: the company says it can discuss traditional songs, culturally specific showcases, bilingual DJs and bilingual emcees. The exact language, repertoire and performer should be confirmed before contracting.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the range of published act formats. The official wedding catalogue moves from solo or small-ensemble options to bands, drumlines, dancers and themed showcases. Another useful feature is its organization by wedding-day moment, which helps couples distinguish background music from an entrance or dance-floor performance.

The booking process also includes a consultation. The company says it discusses a client’s vision and can create a custom playlist. However, the website does not provide a standardized wedding package comparison, a guaranteed roster for a given date or detailed technical requirements for every act. Couples therefore need a written proposal identifying exactly who will perform, for how long and with what equipment.

Confirmed feature: a roster spanning musicians, ensembles, bands and specialty performances
Confirmed feature: custom-playlist and culturally specific requests can be discussed
Practical limitation: individual performer availability is not shown online
Practical limitation: inclusions and technical requirements vary and must be confirmed

Pricing

Current prices are not published on the official website. No current wedding package totals, deposits, minimum spends or travel fees were found on the reviewed official pages. Couples must submit an event inquiry or call the company for a quotation.

For a useful comparison, ask for an itemized proposal showing the act or performers, performance duration, number of sets, breaks, sound and lighting inclusions, setup and teardown, travel, overtime, tax, deposit schedule and cancellation terms. Confirm whether quoted musicians are the performers shown in any sample material and whether substitutions require approval.

Contact and booking

The official contact details are 1-905-660-0069 and events@bongoandb.com. The company lists its headquarters at 93 Woodstream Blvd #12, Woodbridge, Ontario. Its event-request form asks for the event type, date, estimated guest count, venue name, location and additional details.

The FAQ advises early booking but says couples with a last-minute request can still contact the team to check availability. A consultation can be requested through the event form or by phone. Treat availability as unconfirmed until the date, act, hours, location and payment terms appear in a signed agreement.

Website: bongoandb.com
Phone: 1-905-660-0069
Email: events@bongoandb.com
Booking route: official event-request form or telephone consultation

What couples should confirm

Before booking, establish which named act or lineup is being quoted and whether the proposal covers the ceremony, cocktails, dinner, reception or only a specific showcase. Ask for start times, set lengths, breaks, arrival and sound-check requirements, attire, repertoire planning and the process for must-play or do-not-play requests.

Venue logistics also matter. Confirm stage or floor-space needs, electrical supply, sound limits, microphones, lighting, insurance documentation and coordination with the venue or DJ. For outdoor performances, the company says weather considerations and necessary equipment can be addressed, but couples should still obtain written rain, wind, heat and backup-location terms. Multicultural weddings should confirm the exact language, songs, instruments and presentation rather than relying on a general category description.

Exact performer or ensemble and substitution policy
Coverage times, set lengths and overtime rate
Sound, lighting, microphones and power requirements
Travel, parking, load-in and setup responsibilities
Outdoor-weather and cancellation contingencies
Final repertoire, pronunciation and cultural details

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Frequently asked questions

What wedding entertainment does Bongo & B offer?

The official catalogue includes ceremony and cocktail musicians, vocal and instrumental ensembles, bands, entrance acts, dance-floor-opening performances, late-night entertainment and themed or cultural showcases. Availability varies by date and act.

Does Bongo & B Entertainment publish wedding prices?

No. Current prices are not published on the official website. Couples must request a quotation and should ask for all performance, production, travel, tax and overtime costs in writing.

Can Bongo & B accommodate multicultural or bilingual weddings?

The company’s FAQ says it offers culturally specific performances, traditional music, bilingual entertainment, DJs and emcees. Couples should confirm the required language, repertoire, instruments and available performers for their date.

Can couples request a custom playlist?

Yes. The official FAQ says the company works with clients on playlists reflecting their preferred songs, genres and event atmosphere. Confirm which requests will be performed live and which will be handled by a DJ or recorded playback.

How do couples request availability?

Couples can use the official event-request form or call 1-905-660-0069. The form requests the wedding date, estimated guest count, venue name, location and event details.