A few rooms we know well
Philadelphia wedding venues we know well.
From historic Philadelphia ballrooms to shore hotels and country clubs, Bigg Romeo has played the venues, seen the setups and knows how to fill the floor.
Planning your celebration
Choosing a Philadelphia ballroom? Picture the whole party.
When you tour a room, ask how guests will move from cocktail hour to dinner to dancing, where the band will set up and when the energy can change gears. Those details shape how the celebration feels once everyone is in the room.
Bigg Romeo has worked in Philadelphia ballrooms, country clubs, shore hotels and historic venues throughout the region. We are happy to help you think through the music and flow for the room you choose.
A room-by-room approach
Great music starts with a plan that fits the venue.
A ballroom, country club, estate and shore hotel each ask something different of a reception. The best plan considers where the band plays, how guests move through the room and when the energy should build, so the night feels easy from the first arrival to the last dance.
Before the wedding
Franco works directly with couples on introductions, special songs, dinner music and the moments that need a clear cue. That planning helps the venue team, the photographer and the people closest to you move through the night together.
When it is time to dance
Bigg Romeo reads the room and shapes the set around the guests in front of them. If you want both live music and recorded songs, the band can add a trusted DJ while Franco remains the master of ceremonies.
Philadelphia-area wedding venues
Rooms we have played.
From city ballrooms to country estates and shore hotels, these are some of the rooms Bigg Romeo knows well.
When the music matters most