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Mitch Zorich – Musician

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

Business status: Active.

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

Mitch Zorich is an Edmonton wedding guitarist whose official site presents instrumental classical and pop guitar music for ceremonies. His wedding offering is designed around the key musical moments of a ceremony, from guests arriving through the recessional.

Couples can contact Mitch directly through his website form or by email to discuss a date, musical selections and the practical details for their ceremony. The site invites enquiries for wedding rates rather than publishing a fixed package price.

Services and specialization

Mitch Zorich is an Edmonton-based professional guitarist and musician. His official wedding page describes classical guitar music for a wedding day, with a purely instrumental repertoire that includes both classical and pop selections.

For ceremonies, the documented offering includes music while guests arrive, the processional, signing, recessional and brief exit music for guests. The arrival music is described as beginning approximately 15 minutes before the ceremony. This makes the service most clearly suited to couples looking for live instrumental guitar across the central ceremony moments.

The official site also states that special song requests can be created to suit the ceremony. Couples with meaningful processional or signing music should ask whether their selections can be arranged, and agree on the final music plan before the event.

Instrumental classical and pop guitar selections.
Ceremony music for arrival, processional, signing, recessional and guest exit.
Special song requests may be created for the ceremony.

Service area and who it may suit

Mitch’s official site identifies him as a guitarist and musician in Edmonton, Alberta. Edmonton is therefore the confirmed local focus for this profile.

The wedding page states that fees increase for events outside Edmonton. It does not name a defined travel radius, Alberta communities served or an out-of-town travel policy. Couples planning a wedding beyond Edmonton should confirm whether their venue can be accommodated and how travel affects the quote.

The documented format may suit couples who want instrumental music rather than a vocalist-led performance during a ceremony. Classical and pop selections provide two starting points for a ceremony playlist, while the website’s song-request option may be useful for couples considering a personal choice for a key entrance or signing moment.

Confirmed local focus: Edmonton, Alberta.
Outside-Edmonton bookings may carry higher fees.
Specific travel coverage is not published.

Wedding ceremony music

The wedding service is structured around a ceremony timeline. Guests can be welcomed with guitar music before the ceremony begins, followed by music for the processional. The site also lists music for the signing and recessional, then brief music as guests exit.

This is useful context for couples who are deciding where live music fits in their schedule. It does not confirm coverage for a cocktail hour, dinner, first dance, reception or rehearsal. Those additions should be discussed directly with Mitch rather than assumed from the ceremony listing.

Mitch’s music page includes a wedding-song sample and examples of both pop and guitar repertoire. Couples can use these samples as a starting point, then confirm which songs, arrangements and performance timing are appropriate for their own ceremony.

Guest-arrival music is listed for approximately 15 minutes before the ceremony.
Processional, signing and recessional music are listed.
Reception and cocktail-hour coverage are not explicitly published.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed feature is the focused ceremony outline: the official site names the distinct moments for which music is offered, rather than describing wedding music only in general terms. Another documented feature is the instrumental repertoire spanning classical and pop selections, with possible custom requests.

Mitch’s biography identifies him as an Edmonton-based freelance guitarist and instructor and states that he performs at weddings as well as other event settings. This supports the wedding-service context of the dedicated wedding page.

There are practical information gaps to resolve before booking. The official site does not publish a standard set length beyond the approximately 15-minute pre-ceremony arrival music, equipment requirements, sound-system details, travel boundary, contract terms or current availability. These are items to confirm, not negative findings.

Confirmed: wedding-specific ceremony music and instrumental classical/pop repertoire.
Confirmed: special song requests can be created for ceremonies.
Confirm: availability, set timing, equipment, travel details and written terms.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published.

The official wedding page asks couples to enquire about wedding rates. It also states that fees increase outside Edmonton and when a rehearsal is required, but it does not state the amount of any increase, a starting rate, a minimum booking, deposit or tax treatment.

Request a written quote that identifies the ceremony coverage, requested songs, rehearsal requirement, venue location, travel charges, equipment and payment schedule. This will make it easier to compare the actual scope of the service with other Edmonton wedding musicians.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

Published wedding rate: not available.
Outside-Edmonton fees: higher, amount not published.
Rehearsal fees: higher, amount not published.

Contact and booking

The official website provides a contact form and lists the email address mitchguitarist@gmail.com. These are the confirmed direct ways to enquire about a wedding date.

When making contact, provide the wedding date, Edmonton-area venue, ceremony start time and the moments for which music is needed. Include any specific song requests and whether a rehearsal is expected, since the site notes that rehearsals affect fees.

No current phone number or postal business address is published on the confirmed official website, so neither is listed on this profile. The legacy phone number, address and unrelated former website have not been treated as current business contact details.

Website contact form: available.
Confirmed email: mitchguitarist@gmail.com.
Phone number and postal address: not published on the official site.

What couples should confirm

Before booking, confirm that Mitch is available for the date and that the ceremony timeline matches the coverage required. Ask which pieces are included for each part of the ceremony, how many custom selections can be considered and when final song choices are due.

For venues outside Edmonton, request the complete travel adjustment in writing. If a rehearsal is wanted, ask about the added fee and exactly what attendance or preparation it includes. Couples should also confirm whether the venue supplies amplification or whether any equipment needs to be arranged.

Finally, request the total price, deposit amount, balance due date, cancellation or postponement terms and the name of the contracting party. The official site offers an enquiry route, but these booking terms are not published there.

Date, venue and ceremony timeline.
Song-selection deadline and custom-request arrangements.
Travel, rehearsal, equipment and written payment terms.

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Frequently asked questions

What wedding music does Mitch Zorich list?

His official wedding page lists instrumental classical and pop guitar music for guest arrival, the processional, signing, recessional and brief guest-exit music.