The Honey don't really fit the usual wedding band mould — they're the kind of band you'd choose to go and watch on an ordinary Friday night, not the stereotype most people picture when they hear "wedding band."

Fronting the group is Kyanna Hayes on vocals and acoustic guitar, joined by Rob Wicks on lead guitar and vocals, Toby Starks on keys and vocals, Mike Bingham on bass and Owen Coulson on drums — five musicians who bring the polish and confidence of a proper touring act to every date.

The set runs from soul and Motown classics through 90s and 00s indie and pop, right up to the biggest songs out today, put together to keep a room of any age on the dance floor rather than checking their phones between songs everyone already knows.

They've played private weddings, milestone celebrations and high-end corporate events right across the UK and further afield — including a 250-guest celebration in the French Alps. The aim on every one of them is the same: make it feel like a genuine gig, not background music for someone else's event.

Five musicians, not a backing track. Everything is played live, by people who gig for a living. A set that reads the room. No fixed playlist — the set adjusts to the dance floor, the way it would at a real gig. Built around your day. Timings shift, first dances change, plans move — we work to how your day actually runs, not a template.