MOMENTS

music made meaningful

 

Weddings

We have provided music for many weddings over the years. Weddings are such a huge and personal moment – for everyone involved. Whether it’s a customised ‘First Dance’ track or simply a nicely edited piece of music to walk down the aisle – we have you covered.

We work closely with couples to ensure every detail feels meaningful, memorable and perfectly suited to their celebration.

The tracks listed present some of the work we have completed over the last few years, including a special intro to a Best Man’s Speech.

Each project reflects a unique story and approach tailored to the occasion.

Our Process

CREATING THE PERFECT ENTRANCE

For Imogen’s wedding she wanted a particular piece of music whilst walking down the aisle. The challenge was creating a 1 minute section of her favourite parts of the song from a 6 minute track. There were 4 edits: 00:08 / 00:12 / 00:35 / 01:08

MUSIC FOR THE MOMENTS BETWEEN

Nick and Hils wanted Shakespeare’s Sonnet 116 set to music while signing the register. They found a recording by Sir Laurence Olivier from a 1973 chat show, which was cleaned, processed, and positioned correctly. This track features in our case studies.

The Best Man's Introduction

Sam wanted a bespoke track to introduce his speech. There was a running joke that the groom bore a striking resemblance to Mark from Peep Show, which inspired the edit. Photos from the stag do were displayed while the music played, helping set the tone for an entertaining speech.

Funerals

Planning a funeral and choosing the right music can be a challenging and deeply personal process. Whilst planning your own funeral is becoming increasingly common, many services still rely on close family members and friends to organise both the funeral itself and the music involved.

When it comes to music, one of the most common questions asked is, “What was their favourite song?” or “What song best represents them?” StingMasters offers a service to edit and prepare a particular piece of music – or several tracks – to be played during the service.

Typically, this type of track accompanies a montage of photographs and videos, or provides a reflective musical backdrop during a moment of remembrance within the service.

3-Song edit

This is our most common service when providing music for funerals. A 3-song edit to last around 4 – 5 minutes. Transitions at 01:40 and 02:45 as well as 9 edits across the 3 songs.

4-Song edit with vog incorporated

Dianne was in the unique position of choosing the songs for her own funeral. She wanted uplifting music and selected eight songs, two of which had to be included. Dianne also wished to inject a little humour, hence the VOG at 03:55. Transitions at 01:00 / 02:22 / 03:45 as well as 10+ edits across the 4 songs.

BESPOKE MEDLEY WITH ORIGINAL MUSIC

This example combines two tracks, along with additional instrumentation and effects. Gordon had a keen interest in wildlife and loved birdwatching, so we incorporated birdsong during the transition from 1:50 to 02:30 and composed additional music to support the blend. Two songs, different tempos and different keys. This is what we did.Transitions at 01:50 / 02:30 / 03:00 / 03:35 / 04:03.

3-Song edit

This is our most common service when providing music for funerals. A 3-song edit to last around 4 – 5 minutes. Transitions at 01:40 and 02:45 as well as 9 edits across the 3 songs.

4-Song edit with vog incorporated

Dianne was in the unique position of choosing the songs for her own funeral. She wanted uplifting music and selected eight songs, two of which had to be included. Dianne also wished to inject a little humour, hence the VOG at 03:55. Transitions at 01:00 / 02:22 / 03:45 as well as 10+ edits across the 4 songs.

BESPOKE MEDLEY WITH ORIGINAL MUSIC

This example combines two tracks, along with additional instrumentation and effects. Gordon had a keen interest in wildlife and loved birdwatching, so we incorporated birdsong during the transition from 1:50 to 02:30 and composed additional music to support the blend. Two songs, different tempos and different keys. This is what we did.Transitions at 01:50 / 02:30 / 03:00 / 03:35 / 04:03.

Funerals

Planning a funeral and choosing the right music can be a challenging and deeply personal process. Whilst planning your own funeral is becoming increasingly common, many services still rely on close family members and friends to organise both the funeral itself and the music involved.

When it comes to music, one of the most common questions asked is, “What was their favourite song?” or “What song best represents them?” StingMasters offers a service to edit and prepare a particular piece of music – or several tracks – to be played during the service.

Typically, this type of track accompanies a montage of photographs and videos, or provides a reflective musical backdrop during a moment of remembrance within the service.