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Duo d’Amore

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Last reviewed: August 14, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Music |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Business status: Active.

Duo d’Amore is a Toronto wedding string ensemble offering live violin and cello, string trio and string quartet music for ceremonies, cocktail receptions and dinner receptions. The confirmed official website describes classical and popular repertoire, including pop, Top 40, classic rock, film and video-game themes, and jazz standards.

For couples planning in Toronto or the GTA, the useful starting point is the ensemble format and the points in the day that need music. Duo d’Amore’s official material presents options from solo violin or cello through to a quartet, alongside a contact form that asks for the event location, date, timing and preferred instrumentation. Last reviewed: August 14, 2026.

Services and specialization

Duo d’Amore provides live string music for wedding ceremonies, cocktail receptions, dinner receptions and bridal showers. Its documented formats include solo violin, solo cello, a violin-and-cello duo, string trio and string quartet. This is a live instrumental music service rather than a DJ or full dance-band listing.

The repertoire combines classical music with popular selections. The official site specifically identifies pop, Top 40, classic rock, film and video-game themes, and jazz standards. It also states that the company can take requests and arrange music specifically for couples, so a requested song or a particular entrance point can be discussed as part of planning.

For reception planning, the company states that it can perform beyond the ceremony, including cocktail hour through dinner and other appropriate moments such as a couple’s first dance. The exact performance scope should be set out in the quote and booking details.

Solo violin or solo cello
Violin and cello duo
String trio
String quartet
Ceremony, cocktail and dinner-reception music

Service area and who it may suit

Toronto and the GTA are named service locations on Duo d’Amore’s contact page. The same official source also lists Ontario locations including Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington, Hamilton, Niagara, Kitchener, Waterloo, Vaughan and Markham, as well as cities elsewhere in Canada. The homepage describes service across Canada, from Victoria to Charlottetown.

This profile is most relevant to couples seeking instrumental strings for a ceremony or reception in Toronto or the GTA. The contact form gives planning guidance rather than a fixed rule: it labels solo violin, solo cello and the violin-and-cello duo for 50 guests or fewer, a trio for up to 200 guests, and a quartet for over 200 guests. Venue acoustics, layout and the desired music timing still merit a direct conversation with the company.

The listed ensemble sizes also make Duo d’Amore relevant to couples who want to compare a smaller live-string setup with a fuller trio or quartet sound. For events outside Toronto, ask the company whether the location, date and required instrumentation can be accommodated.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed feature is the range of instrumentation: couples can enquire about solo players, a duo, trio or quartet from the same provider. Another is repertoire breadth across classical and popular styles, with requests and custom arrangements described on the official site. The homepage also identifies its services as liability-insured.

The booking form asks for practical details that help shape an enquiry: event location and type, date, start and end times, plus instrumentation. That structure can be useful for couples who already know the ceremony schedule or need help selecting an ensemble size.

There are limits to the published evidence. The official contact page does not publish a street address, so no address is shown in this profile. It also does not establish availability for any specific date, travel arrangements, setup requirements, amplification needs or venue restrictions; those are items to confirm directly before booking.

Documented ensemble range from solo to quartet
Classical and popular repertoire, with requests and custom arrangements
Liability-insured services are stated on the official homepage
Street address and date-specific availability are not published

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. Duo d’Amore invites couples to request a free quotation, and its form collects the details likely needed to prepare one, including location, date, performance times and instrumentation.

Because there is no published rate card, couples should request a written quote for their particular plan rather than relying on general string-music price comparisons. Ask what performance period is included, which ensemble is quoted, whether song arrangements are included, what deposit is required and whether any location-specific costs apply.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

Contact and booking

The confirmed official contact page lists 1-866-231-2902 and info@duodamore.com. It also provides an online enquiry form for wedding and event details. The official site says a booking form is sent for completion and returned with a deposit.

A useful first message should include the wedding date, city and venue, ceremony and reception timing, estimated guest count, preferred ensemble format, musical direction and any key songs. Those details match the fields and planning information published by Duo d’Amore and give the company a basis for a tailored quotation.

Do not use the legacy address, legacy telephone number or legacy website associated with the previous directory record. The legacy website now belongs to an unrelated legal practice; the official Duo d’Amore website and contact page above are the verified contact sources for this profile.

Phone: 1-866-231-2902
Email: info@duodamore.com
Online quote and event-information form
Booking form and deposit are stated as part of the booking process

What couples should confirm

Before committing, confirm the exact musicians and ensemble size, the portions of the wedding they will cover, arrival and setup timing, the venue’s live-music rules and the location-specific logistics. If music is planned outdoors, ask how the setup will work for the particular site and weather plan.

Review the available repertoire and identify the ceremony moments that need music, such as guest arrival, processional, signing and recessional. If a preferred song is not on the list, ask whether it can be arranged, whether there is an added charge and when a decision is needed.

Finally, obtain the agreed quote and booking terms in writing. Confirm the deposit amount and due date, remaining payment schedule, cancellation or rescheduling terms, travel treatment and any requirements the venue must provide.

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Frequently asked questions

What wedding ensembles does Duo d’Amore offer?

The official site lists solo violin, solo cello, a violin-and-cello duo, string trio and string quartet.

Can Duo d’Amore play both ceremony and reception music?

Yes. Its official wedding content states that performances can cover the ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner and other suitable moments, including a first dance.