Wedding Events
When it comes to dueling pianos wedding entertainment, no one does more receptions than Felix and Fingers. Best of the Knot and WeddingWire awards for the past five years means tons of memories, hundreds of brides, and the experience to plan around just about any imaginable wedding scenario.
F&F are wedding specialists, and are accustomed to covering music for. Wedding ceremonies, cocktail hours, dinner, and certainly reception dancing. Weddings have taken us across the country making memories for amazing couples. It’s probably the best part of this job! Being given the honor to take part in what might be the happiest day of someone’s life is not something we take lightly or take for granted. We have a mission to obsessively create positive lasting memories. Weddings are kind of our thing!
Read about our past weddings below, or learn more about our dueling piano wedding services.
Felix And Fingers is providing top-notch event entertainment across the nation. Here are some of our recent shows in your area!
Searching for the perfect wedding venue? The Dallas Arboretum Botanical Garden Wedding will end your search. Seth and Emily chose a beautiful setting for their nuptials. Tim Georgeff and Heather Ray had the honor of performing at their special event. Felix and Fingers...
The DoubleTree Hotel wedding event was a successful night to remember! In fact, there was talk for MONTHS about the entire event, including our amazing dueling piano show. Our performers, Michael and Robert drove out to Cedar Rapids, Iowa and brought a night of...
If you're looking for an event venue with top-notch service time and time again, look no further. Felix and Fingers recently played another Haight successful wedding at The Haight in Elgin, Illinois. Yet again, this wedding went off without a hitch due to the...
Need an elegant yet laid back venue for your wedding and reception? Silver Fox Elegant Ballroom Wedding Reception will meet all your needs. Felix and Fingers had an awesome time playing at the wedding reception. T. Duncan Parker and Robert Deason serenaded the crowd...