Destination wedding saxophonist in Spain
Elegant live saxophone for your cocktail hour, and an LED sax show when the party starts. Miguel Sueiras plays weddings across Spain, especially in Madrid and the north, with more than 25 years on stage and more than 1,500 performances.
A saxophone that fits every moment of the day
A wedding abroad is a big logistical puzzle, and the music should be one thing you do not have to worry about. Miguel Sueiras is a saxophonist who plays smooth jazz, lounge and current covers for the ceremony and the cocktail, and moves to house, pop and dance for the party. He listens to the room and adapts: that is what couples who have booked him highlight most in their reviews.
He has played in Madrid, Barcelona, Ibiza, Mallorca, Kuwait, Rabat, London and Munich, according to his own press note, and he works with weddings of very different sizes and styles. Whether you marry in a countryside estate, a city hotel or a seaside terrace, the proposal is built around your venue and your timetable.
- Cocktail hour and party, with ceremony and entrance to dinner as extras.
- Clear rates from €900 + 10 % VAT, with travel costs published by area.
- Coordination with your planner, venue and DJ.
Three moments, three atmospheres
Acoustic saxophone for the entrances and exits and for the moments you want to underline. Songs are agreed with you in advance.
Up to two hours of ambient saxophone with a livelier second half, and two breaks where music keeps playing.
The Live Show: up to four passes of an LED/laser saxophone over the music of your DJ.
Choose the format for your day
Live saxophone for the cocktail hour
Up to two hours in two parts (lounge, covers, smooth jazz and chill out, then deep house, pop and disco). Optional sound system: two 2,000 W speakers. Details (in Spanish).
LED sax over your DJ
Up to four passes of 10 to 15 minutes, roughly every 40 minutes, with an LED/laser saxophone. Miguel does not DJ: he coordinates with yours. Details (in Spanish).
Violin and saxophone
A duo with violinist Lolo Alonso for ceremony and cocktail, coordinated through Lolo's page.
What to think about when you marry in Spain
Weddings in Spain follow a rhythm that can surprise couples from other countries: the cocktail hour is a long and social part of the day, dinner often starts later than in many other places and the party can run well into the night. That is why the music is planned around the timetable of your venue and not around a fixed template.
- Season and weather. Summer afternoons can be hot and the north of Spain can be rainy. Agree with your venue where the saxophone and the equipment go if the weather changes.
- Sound and electricity. Tell us whether the venue has a sound system and a technician. The Live Show needs a free input on the DJ's mixer, a power point and a small space next to the booth.
- Timing. Send the full timetable. With it, the passes of the Live Show and the two parts of the cocktail are placed where they work best.
- Songs. Tell us your must-play songs and the ones to avoid. Miguel suggests what works well on saxophone and adapts to the room on the day.
Estates, hotels and seaside terraces
Country estates
The classic Spanish wedding setting. A gentle ambient cocktail suits gardens and courtyards; a covered space for the saxophone is a good idea in case of wind or rain.
City hotels
Hotels usually have their own sound technician and a strict timetable. Miguel coordinates the entrance, the sound check and the volume with the event team.
Seaside and rooftop terraces
Wind and light change quickly. The saxophone has a light set-up, so a change of position is easy; the proposal includes a plan B.
Miguel does not list venues as past clients on this page, and the proposal is always built around your own venue. If you already have one in mind, send us the name and we will plan around it.
Before you get in touch
These guides are written in Spanish, with videos you can watch whatever your language.
Transparent pricing, always in writing
Three clear rates, plus 10 % VAT. Meals, travel and accommodation are added by area, and weekday weddings cost less. The ceremony is an optional extra.
| Rate | What it is | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Option 1 · Cocktail | Up to two hours of live saxophone, two parts, two breaks | €900 + 10 % VAT |
| Option 2 · Live Show | Up to four passes of LED/laser sax over the DJ | €900 + 10 % VAT |
| Option 3 · Combo | Cocktail and Live Show | €1,600 + 10 % VAT |
| Meals, travel and accommodation | €0 in Madrid, Navarra and La Rioja; €50 Basque Country; €80 Aragón; €180 Salamanca and Cantabria; €200 Asturias, Barcelona, Extremadura and Valencia; €250 Galicia; €300 Andalusia | €0-300 + VAT |
| Weekday discount | Mon-Tue −30 %, Wed −20 %, Thu −15 %, Fri and Sun −10 %, Saturday full rate (holidays and eves on request). Example: combo on a Friday €1,440 + VAT | −10 % to −30 % |
Optional extras: sound system for the cocktail €200 · sound for the ceremony if it needs a separate set-up €100 · ceremony €200 and entrance to dinner €50 (both only with options 1 and 3). Corporate events are quoted separately. More in precios (Spanish).
From your first message to the last song
- You writeSend your date, venue and approximate number of guests by WhatsApp, email or the form.
- Written proposalIf the date is free, you receive the proposal with format, timetable, technical needs and price.
- BookingThe date is reserved with a deposit by bank transfer, as stated in the proposal.
- Planning and wedding dayWe agree on timings, songs and logistics with your planner and venue. On the day, Miguel arrives with time to test the sound.
Weddings across Spain
Miguel is based in Pamplona (Navarra) and plays regularly in Madrid, Galicia, Toledo and Castilla-La Mancha, Asturias, Cantabria and abroad. Pages with logistics for each area (in Spanish): Madrid, Pamplona, Navarra, Basque Country, Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria, Toledo, La Rioja, Barcelona and Ibiza. Meals, travel and accommodation depend on the area (€0 in Madrid, Navarra and La Rioja).
- Madrid
- Pamplona
- Navarra
- Basque Country
- La Rioja
- Galicia
- Asturias
- Cantabria
- Toledo
- Barcelona
- Ibiza
- Abroad
How it sounds
What couples say
Ratings shown as reported on Miguel's public Google listing, checked on 7 de noviembre de 2026. Google does not verify reviews.
«miguel is the best. when he came in and started playing, everyone took their phones out to record and you could see everyone say "wow." his performances were very impressive, and his personality draws in the the crowd and hypes everyone up like nothing have ever seen. i recommend him with my wyes closed, you will not be disappointed, i assure you. he surpassed my expectations by a lot. i could not be happier that he was a part of my wedding.»
What international couples ask before booking
Do you work as a destination wedding saxophonist for international couples?
Yes. Miguel plays weddings across Spain and the whole team is used to couples who plan from abroad: you send the date, the venue and the moments you want covered, and you receive a written proposal.
How much does a wedding saxophonist cost in Spain?
Miguel has three clear rates, plus 10 % VAT: Cocktail €900, Live Show €900 and the combo of both €1,600. Meals, travel and accommodation are added by area: €0 in Madrid, Navarra and La Rioja, €50 in the Basque Country and up to €300 in Andalusia (plus VAT); other areas on request. Weekday weddings get a discount: Monday and Tuesday −30 %, Wednesday −20 %, Thursday −15 %, Friday and Sunday −10 % (public holidays and their eves on request). Optional extras: cocktail sound system €200, separate ceremony sound €100, ceremony €200 and entrance to dinner €50.
Does Miguel travel for weddings?
Yes. He travels across Spain and abroad and plays regularly in Madrid and the north. Meals, travel and accommodation depend on the area: €0 in Madrid, Navarra and La Rioja; other amounts are published on the pricing page; islands and abroad on request.
Is Miguel a DJ?
No. Miguel plays the saxophone live. In the Live Show he plays over the music of your own DJ or the venue's DJ, and coordinates the passes with them beforehand.
How long is the cocktail performance?
Up to two hours, in two parts, with two breaks of around ten minutes during which music keeps playing. The first part is ambient (lounge, covers, smooth jazz, chill out) and the second more upbeat (deep house, pop, disco).
What does the Live Show include?
Up to four passes of 10 to 15 minutes with an LED/laser saxophone over the DJ's set, usually after dinner when the dance floor opens.
Do you provide your own sound equipment?
For the cocktail hour you can add two 2,000 W speakers through Miguel; the cost is detailed in the proposal. If the venue has sound, he coordinates with the technician.
How do we book the date?
Send your date, venue and approximate number of guests. If the date is free you receive a written proposal, and the booking is confirmed with a deposit by bank transfer.
Tell us your date. We will tell you if Miguel is free.
Date, venue and approximate number of guests. You will receive a written proposal.
Spanish version of this page: Saxofonista para bodas