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Couple requests scattered across WhatsApp, email, voice notes and messages from the wedding planner
Solution for complex events
Management software for wedding bands, bands and live musicians
BandCalendar helps wedding bands and live musicians turn inquiries, quotes, contracts, repertoires, setlists, logistics and payments into one workflow that the whole team can use before, during and after the event.
In this page
- Quotes, contracts and versions always tracked
- Repertoires, setlists and couple requests linked to the event
- Musicians, timings, logistics, documents and payments in the same place
Common friction
What this solves
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Quotes that change several times before confirmation, with options, extras, deposits and validity dates to track
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Contracts, signatures, PDF versions and commercial terms that must stay aligned with what was promised
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Setlists, requested songs, ceremony moments and last-minute changes that must reach every musician
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Timings, addresses, venue contacts, equipment, vehicles, fees and balances to coordinate without separate spreadsheets
Definition
What is wedding band management software?
Wedding band management software brings clients, sales pipeline, quotes, contracts, events, repertoires, setlists, documents, logistics and fees into one workspace. It helps bands and musicians replace scattered chats, spreadsheets and files with an operational workflow from the couple's first inquiry to final settlement and collaborator payments.
Workflow
How it works in BandCalendar
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Capture the inquiry
Create the client in the pipeline and record date, venue, requested service and first commercial notes.
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Build the quote
Start from a template, add the base package, options, extras and terms, then send the PDF or public link to the client.
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Turn confirmation into contract
Generate the contract from the quote, keep amounts and terms aligned, send the public link and collect acceptance with a click-to-accept simple electronic signature.
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Prepare music and logistics
Connect repertoires, setlists, couple requests, technical documents, timings, addresses, vehicles and equipment to the event.
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Close payments and fees
Track deposits, balances and received payments, then assign fees and reimbursements to the musicians involved.
Connected features
The operational pieces stay connected
Client CRM with sales pipeline
Quote templates with PDF and public link
Quote versions for changes and options
Contracts generated from quotes with click-to-accept simple electronic signature
Shareable repertoires, setlists and music requests
Event record with timings, venue, notes, lineup and linked data
Assigned musicians, vehicles, equipment and documents
Payments, deposits, balances, fees and reimbursements
Product screenshots
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Start by setting up
- Capture the inquiry
- Build the quote
- Turn confirmation into contract
Internal links
Continue exploring
Quotes and contracts
Create professional quotes and contracts for music services from separate content and layout templates, with rich text editing, preview-consistent PDFs, services and expense reimbursements, online quote acceptance, public links and click-to-accept simple electronic signature without a client account.
Event calendar
An operational calendar for musicians and bands that connects sales pipeline, clients, gigs, rehearsals, tasks, reminders, lineups, documents, Excel export and personal Google Calendar and Apple Calendar/iCloud sync.
Setlists and repertoires
Organize repertoires, song catalog, keys, notes, total duration, event setlists, song requests from the audience or client, exports and public shares in a workflow connected to events.
Fees and Finances
Track event money on two clear layers: client collections and customer refunds (commercial documents and the Finances tab), and collaborator fees with advances, line items, withholding and expense reimbursements. Summaries by period, event or musician.
Collaborators and lineups
Manage the band's real lineup: core musicians, substitutes, extra collaborators, roles, instruments, lineups, projects, linked events, payments, documents and different team permissions.
Documents and media
Organize PDFs, riders, contracts, quotes, images, audio, video, versions and public links in a cloud archive connected to clients, events, collaborators, lineups and projects, with contextual upload dialogs, PWA offline and controlled collaborator visibility on the event.
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FAQ
Questions before starting
Is BandCalendar only for wedding bands?
No. Wedding bands are an important and highly searched use case, but the same structure works for concerts, private events, tours, DJs, orchestras, ensembles and solo musicians.
Why use BandCalendar instead of WhatsApp, Excel and Word?
WhatsApp is still useful for quick conversations, but it is not an operational archive. BandCalendar keeps client, quote, contract, event, setlist, documents, payments and fees connected, avoiding duplicate versions and lost information in chats.
Can I manage multiple versions of a wedding quote?
Yes. You can update the quote, keep version history and make sure the client always sees the correct version from the shared link.
Can I manage the couple's music requests?
Yes. You can connect repertoires and setlists to the event, share selections and keep notes, requested songs and ceremony-moment instructions in the same workflow.
Does the client need an account?
No. Quotes, shared documents and contracts with simple electronic signature open through tokenized public links, without client registration. Acceptance uses click-to-accept, not drawing a signature on screen.
Can I track deposits, balances and musician fees?
Yes. In contracts you can record received payments, remaining balance and deadlines; in fee management you can track fees, advances, reimbursements and payments for the collaborators involved.
Keep exploring before you start
Compare related workflows, then open the free plan when you are ready to test it on a real booking.