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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Vancouver | Wedding Music |
Business status: Not yet verified under the current review process.
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Availability unconfirmed. Review pending.
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. This is a review-pending profile for V & G Entertainment. A candidate website at vandgentertainment.com presents a business with this name offering Vancouver wedding live music, but the identity check has not yet met Canada Wedding Guide’s stricter two-distinctive-title-token confirmation threshold. The listing should not be treated as a fully verified current business profile until that review is completed.
The candidate website describes a Vancouver-based roster of musicians for weddings and other events. It presents options ranging from solo performers and acoustic duos to string ensembles, jazz groups, cover or dance bands, and specialty acts. Because the identity remains under manual review, the details below are a careful summary of what that website currently states, rather than a confirmation of present-day availability or terms.
The legacy URL supplied with this listing redirects to vandgentertainment.com, where the name “V & G Entertainment” appears in the page content alongside wedding-music information and the same office phone number shown in the legacy record. That is meaningful continuity, but the candidate site’s browser titles use the generic phrase “Live music for any occasion” rather than enough distinctive business-name tokens to clear the required automated identity rule.
The candidate About page says the business began in 2001 as an acoustic violin-and-guitar duo and later expanded to a roster of professional musicians. It names Stephen Bulat as owner/operator. This history is published by the candidate site and still requires the final identity check before being represented as verified directory information.
According to the candidate website, wedding work can be tailored from a small acoustic ensemble to a larger dance-oriented band. Its listed roster categories include soloists; violin-and-guitar, violin-and-cello, and violin-and-harp duos; trios and quartets; jazz groups; cover and dance bands; Dixieland or traditional bands; barbershop quartets; Mariachi bands; Bollywood and classical Indian groups; and other specialty acts.
The website explicitly refers to music for walking down the aisle and a first dance, and it identifies weddings among the events it serves. It also states that clients can send an MP3 or YouTube link for requested songs, which the team says it will transcribe and learn at no extra charge. Couples should confirm the exact ensemble, repertoire, instrumentation and performance periods for their own event.
The candidate site lists Greater Vancouver, Whistler, Pemberton, Squamish, Vancouver Island, the Okanagan and parts of Washington State among the areas where its network of ensembles is located. Vancouver is therefore the most suitable local-search focus for this page, while destination and out-of-region enquiries should be confirmed directly.
This may suit couples who want to select an ensemble format rather than book a single predetermined act, including those considering instrumental ceremony music, a cocktail-hour group, a dance band or a specialty cultural ensemble. It may also be relevant where a couple has particular song choices, subject to the provider confirming feasibility and timing.
A documented feature of the candidate site is breadth of stated ensemble formats, from solo instrumentalists through quartets and bands. Another is its published song-request process, which says requests can be submitted with a quote enquiry. The site also provides a roster and audio/video navigation, giving couples material to review while assessing musical fit.
The principal limitation is verification: Canada Wedding Guide has not yet confirmed that the candidate domain meets its full current-identity standard for this listing. The public pages reviewed do not publish a current street address, live availability calendar, standard package inclusions or a complete written pricing schedule. Those items need direct confirmation before a booking decision.
Current pricing is not explicitly published on the candidate website. Its services and contact pages direct users to request a quote for a special event.
Ask for a written quote that identifies the performers, number of musicians, playing times, travel, ceremony or reception coverage, requested-song arrangements, sound requirements, taxes, deposit terms, cancellation terms and any overtime charges. Do not infer a package price from third-party listings or historic directory content.
The candidate website publishes an online quote form, the email address info@vandgentertainment.com, cellular number 604-338-6603 and office number 604-255-6603. The number in this profile is the office number published on that candidate website.
Until the identity review is complete, couples should independently verify that they are corresponding with the intended business before sharing payment information or signing an agreement. A useful first message should include the wedding date, venue, city, preferred ensemble, desired music moments and any requested songs.
Confirm whether the requested musicians are available for the date and venue; who specifically will perform; the exact instruments and vocalist options; and whether the group can cover ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner and dancing as required. If the wedding is outside Vancouver, confirm travel scope and all associated costs.
Also confirm repertoire and the deadline for special requests, whether amplification or a PA is included, the rain or outdoor-weather plan, setup and sound-check timing, venue power needs, breaks, insurance documentation if required by the venue, and the final contract terms. Finally, ask the provider to confirm its current business name and booking contact so this listing’s identity review can be resolved.
It lists soloists, duos, trios, quartets, jazz groups, cover or dance bands, Mariachi, Bollywood and classical Indian groups, plus other specialty acts. Availability of a particular act must be confirmed.
The candidate website says clients can send an MP3 or YouTube link and that requested songs will be transcribed and learned at no extra charge. Confirm suitability, timing and the request deadline in writing.
No. Current pricing is not explicitly published on the candidate website; it asks couples to submit a form for a quote.





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