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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | King City | Wedding Music |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. St. Kitts Music is a Toronto entertainment company offering Toronto wedding musicians, live bands and DJs for different parts of a wedding celebration. Its official wedding page describes options for ceremony music, cocktail-hour ambience and a reception-focused live band or DJ.
The company says its artists are led by Juno-nominated George St. Kitts and that it has more than 35 years of experience across hundreds of events. The official site presents wedding entertainment as a tailored service, so couples should use the booking conversation to define the music, ensemble and event flow they need.
St. Kitts Music describes itself as a Canadian-owned entertainment company in Toronto. The official site says its team includes musicians, DJs and event planners, with George St. Kitts identified as the leader of the artists. The company works across weddings, parties and corporate events, while this profile concentrates on its documented wedding offering.
For wedding planning, the relevant distinction is that St. Kitts Music offers both live and DJ-led entertainment. That can be useful for couples considering one entertainment supplier for more than one point in the day, but the exact lineup and timing are not published as fixed packages.
The official wedding page says St. Kitts Music provides wedding musicians, live bands and DJs. It describes live music for the ceremony, music for cocktail hour and a live band intended for the reception, alongside DJ options.
Published ensemble examples include string trios or quartets, jazz ensembles, the Motown Boys, a 10-piece band and a DJ. The DJ service page also states that an emcee and live saxophone player can be available as add-ons. These options indicate a range of formats, but the official site does not state which combinations are available on a particular date.
Toronto is the clearest location supported by the current official site: the wedding page is titled for Toronto wedding music and the home page calls St. Kitts Music a Toronto company. The official pages reviewed do not publish a defined travel radius, destination-wedding policy or a list of Ontario areas served. Couples planning outside Toronto should ask whether their venue is within the company’s service area and whether travel is quoted separately.
The documented range of ceremony music, cocktail-hour music, bands and DJs may suit couples who want to compare several entertainment formats through one provider. It may also suit those looking for a particular feel, such as strings for a ceremony, jazz for a quieter portion of the day, Motown-oriented performance or a DJ-led reception. Musical fit is subjective, so listening to the company’s material and confirming the proposed lineup remain important.
A confirmed strength is the breadth of wedding formats published on the official site. Rather than describing only one type of act, St. Kitts Music lists strings, jazz, Motown, larger-band and DJ options, and it specifically addresses ceremony, cocktail-hour and reception moments. The official site also says the company plans entertainment through consultation and personalised playlists.
The company states that its artists have more than 35 years of experience and have performed at hundreds of events. These are company-reported credentials, not independent assessments. The site also identifies George St. Kitts as Juno-nominated; couples who consider that relevant can ask what role he would have in their specific booking.
A practical limitation is that the public pages do not provide a current rate card, standard package inclusions, travel terms, technical requirements, cancellation terms or a clear service-radius statement. Those points need to be confirmed directly before a couple compares proposals.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official pages do not list starting prices, package rates, hourly fees, travel charges, deposits or equipment charges for wedding entertainment.
Request a written, itemized quote that identifies the selected act, number of performers, performance periods, breaks, DJ or emcee scope, ceremony and cocktail-hour coverage, sound and lighting, travel, taxes, deposit and payment schedule. This makes proposals easier to compare where a wedding has multiple music moments.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
The official site displays 416 618 5487 and includes Contact Us and Book Now pathways. The most direct next step is to share the wedding date, venue location, guest count, desired music moments and preferred format so the company can advise on availability and an appropriate configuration.
No clean postal address is published in the official evidence reviewed for this profile, so no address is listed here. The former King City address and phone in the legacy record are not used as current proof; the phone above is the number displayed on the current official site.
Before booking, ask who will perform, whether the proposed act is available for your date and how the team will cover each part of the day. If you want ceremony processional music, cocktail-hour music and a reception dance floor, clarify whether those are delivered by one group, separate ensembles or a combination of band and DJ.
Also confirm the final song-selection process, special requests, emcee duties, soundcheck timing, venue power and space requirements, microphone needs for speeches, setup and teardown timing, backup arrangements, travel costs, taxes, payment milestones and the written cancellation or postponement terms. These are not detailed on the public pages reviewed.
Its official wedding page lists wedding musicians, live bands and DJs, with ceremony, cocktail-hour and reception coverage. Examples include string trios or quartets, jazz ensembles, Motown Boys, a 10-piece band and DJ service.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. Ask for a written quote based on the date, venue, entertainment format and the parts of the wedding day to be covered.
The current official site describes St. Kitts Music as a Toronto entertainment company. It does not publish a defined wedding travel radius in the evidence reviewed.
The official website displays 416 618 5487 and provides Contact Us and Book Now options at stkittsmusic.ca.
Phone: 416 618 5487
Website: https://stkittsmusic.ca/





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