The Clearing

Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Availability unconfirmed. Review pending.

Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. This historic listing is marked review pending. Research found references to a Toronto acoustic wedding band named The Clearing, but did not establish a current official website or verified direct booking route for the business represented on this page.

The exact phrase “Toronto acoustic wedding band” is a useful search term for couples, but it is not enough to confirm that this listing remains current. The legacy website supplied with the record now identifies Priestly Demolition, an unrelated demolition contractor, so it cannot verify the band’s identity, contact details, services, or availability.

Verification status

The legacy description identifies The Clearing as a wedding and events act, but the listed domain does not match that description. Priestly’s current website presents demolition, remediation, recycling, and related contractor services rather than live music or wedding entertainment.

Search results surfaced third-party references to a Toronto-based act using the same name and associated member names. Those sources are not an official business domain and therefore cannot meet CWG’s verification standard for an active listing. A current first-party site, direct booking page, or business-controlled contact channel is needed before the profile can be activated.

Services and specialization

A current official source has not been located, so CWG cannot confirm the act’s present lineup, repertoire, wedding packages, ceremony music, reception music, sound equipment, DJ options, or special-song requests.

The prior listing’s service description is retained only as unverified historical context and is not treated as evidence of current offerings. Couples should not assume that any earlier description remains available.

Service area and who it may suit

Toronto is the legacy page taxonomy, not a verified present service area. There is no official evidence confirming whether The Clearing currently accepts Toronto, Greater Toronto Area, Ontario, destination, or out-of-town bookings.

If a verified contact route is found, the listing may suit couples seeking a smaller live-music format. Until then, suitability, travel expectations, event types, and date availability all require direct confirmation.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

The only confirmed finding is an identity conflict: the legacy website is live but belongs to Priestly Demolition. Its office address and telephone number must not be presented as band contact information.

The practical limitation is missing first-party evidence. CWG cannot document a current performer lineup, recent wedding work, booking policy, cancellation terms, insurance, technical requirements, or substitute-musician plan. This is not a negative assessment of the act; it is a limit on what can be responsibly published.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published.

Because no verified official band source was found, CWG cannot provide a starting rate, package range, deposit requirement, travel charge, tax treatment, or payment schedule. Request a written quote only from a verified representative and make sure the quote names the legal payee and the musicians or act contracted to perform.

Contact and booking

Do not use the legacy Priestly website, address, or phone number to contact this act; the official site identifies that business as a demolition contractor. No verified phone number, email address, postal address, or official website can be listed for The Clearing at this time.

A future update should include a live first-party page that identifies The Clearing and provides a current inquiry or booking method. Once supplied, CWG can review the business name, location, service information, and availability evidence.

What couples should confirm

Before making a booking, confirm that you have reached the current act associated with this listing. Ask for the exact performing lineup, date and venue availability, performance times and breaks, music for ceremony versus reception, repertoire, song-request policy, and whether sound equipment is included.

Also obtain a written agreement covering total price, taxes, travel and accommodation where relevant, deposit recipient, payment timing, cancellation and postponement terms, venue technical requirements, insurance, and the plan if a named musician cannot perform. Ask for recent performance material or references directly from the representative before sending funds.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the Priestly website the official website for The Clearing?

No. The site currently identifies Priestly Demolition and does not provide evidence that it represents The Clearing as a wedding-music act.

Can CWG confirm The Clearing’s current Toronto wedding availability?

No. No first-party booking or contact route was located, so current availability cannot be independently confirmed.

Are prices available for The Clearing?

Current pricing is not explicitly published.

Sources checked

• https://canadaweddingguide.com/the-clearing-2/
• https://canadaweddingguide.com/canada-wedding-directory/