The Duvets

I searched high and low for an amazing cover band for our wedding. The really good bands were either booked or out of our price range. All the other bands sounded like came out of a karaōke competition or just didn’t have the fun, drunken dance floor vibe we were looking for. Just as I was losing hope, I found The Duvets. I suspected they’d be booked or would be way out of our budget because they were absolutely incredible; I was floored when they were neither and quickly booked them for our big day.
I cannot possibly do this band any justice with just a short online review. Go to their website and witness the experience firsthand. They are ridiculously talented. The live instruments are on point, the vocals are perfect, the song list is relevant and current, the vibe is high-​energy when needed and warm and emotional for slow, sweet songs. The band is professional, fun, and beautiful (seriously, not to sound shallow but you spend so much time making sure the details of your wedding are gorgeous, shouldn’t your band be as well?). They read the crowd well and at any given time at least 10% to 20% of our wedding was dancing their faces off. I was so impressed by how organized and seamless they set up and broke down. They were also amazing with unexpected changes, such as when one of our guests asked to sing us a song. Ivor and his crew got it all set up for him and even recorded the song and sent it to us as an MP3 the next week!
The best thing was when they learned Love is an Open Door, my daughter’s favorite song. I think we must have sung and danced to it hundreds of times (ah, fatherhood) so I asked the band to learn and play it as a surprise for her. I didn’t have my hopes up because I literally asked them less than four weeks before our wedding but they delivered it perfectly. I will never forget how my shy little girl tore up the dance floor with me to her favorite song!
It’s been nearly a year since our wedding and our guests still talk about how fun The Duvets were. I still go to their website to see if they’re playing somewhere local so we can experience them again.