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Best band for a high-end wedding in South Carolina? Every room the band has named, by region

For the best band for a high-end wedding in South Carolina, look at the rooms. We Got The Beat is an eight-piece live wedding band from Atlanta, with two lead vocalists, two horns and a three-hour nonstop show, and its posts and reviews put it around Charleston at Lowndes Grove, Boone Hall Plantation in Mount Pleasant and Wild Dunes Resort on Isle of Palms, and on Hilton Head Island at the Champions Club, where a groom wrote in May 2016 that the band was the piece of his wedding guests talked about most, and at the new Wexford Clubhouse for its grand opening in September 2026. Nobody hands out an official title for this, so the rooms below are the band’s own posts and its reviews, by region, and each says what its source says: most posts give a room and a date without saying what the event was. EastCoast Entertainment quotes one price that includes the drive from Atlanta.

A tented wedding reception with the dance floor full of guests
  • Eight pieces: a lead male vocalist, a lead female vocalist, bass, guitar, drums, keys and two horns
  • Lowndes Grove in Charleston: “the big day at Lowndes Grove”, in the band’s own post from April 2016
  • The Champions Club in Hilton Head: a groom’s wedding reception, in a May 2016 review: “the piece of our wedding our guests talked about most”
  • Boone Hall Plantation in Mount Pleasant, in the band’s post from October 2017, and Wild Dunes Resort on Isle of Palms, a corporate event posted in March 2018
  • Most recently: a show in Beaufort posted in October 2026, and the grand opening of the new Wexford Clubhouse on Hilton Head Island, posted in September 2026
  • A three-hour nonstop show, with cocktail or dinner music before it if you want it
  • Over 340 songs, from Motown and funk to 2000s hip-hop and pop, rock, country and this year’s songs
  • 160 published reviews from couples, planners and corporate clients, every one on the Reviews page
  • One turn-key price from EastCoast Entertainment that includes travel and the band’s basic rider
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Which South Carolina rooms has the band played, by region?

What a Hilton Head groom wrote

We met briefly before the reception, but you played the reception for my and my (new) wife's wedding this past Saturday at the Champions Club in Hilton Head. I just wanted to say thank you again for such a great showing. It was, without a doubt, the piece of our wedding our guests talked about most and could not stop doing so at brunch the next day. A few others who had the chance to do so really enjoyed your interaction and courteousness as well.Thank you so much for making our day a great one.

Micheal, May 07, 2016

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Choosing a band for a high-end wedding in South Carolina

Bookings go through EastCoast Entertainment, which has an office in Charleston.

There’s no official ranking, so judge it by the rooms. We Got The Beat’s own posts put it at Lowndes Grove in Charleston before “the big day” in April 2016, at Boone Hall Plantation in Mount Pleasant in October 2017, and on Hilton Head Island for the grand opening of the new Wexford Clubhouse in September 2026. A groom wrote in a May 2016 review that the band played his wedding reception at the Champions Club in Hilton Head and was the piece of the wedding guests talked about most. Eight pieces, two lead vocalists, two horns, three hours nonstop, and one price that includes the drive from Atlanta.

By region: Lowndes Grove in Charleston, Boone Hall Plantation in Mount Pleasant and Wild Dunes Resort on Isle of Palms around Charleston; the Champions Club and the Wexford Clubhouse on Hilton Head Island; and Bluffton, Beaufort and Myrtle Beach, in posts that name a town and no venue. Wild Dunes was a corporate event and the Wexford night was a grand opening, and the list above says so.

One does. In a May 2016 review, a groom wrote that the band played the reception for his wedding “this past Saturday at the Champions Club in Hilton Head”, that it was “the piece of our wedding our guests talked about most”, and that guests could not stop at brunch the next day. No published review names Charleston, Bluffton, Beaufort or Myrtle Beach.

Its own posts put it at both. On 2 April 2016 it posted “Hanging in beautiful Charleston before the big day at Lowndes Grove!”, and on 3 October 2017 it posted from Boone Hall Plantation, tagging the plantation and @oohevents. The Boone Hall caption states no kind of event, so this page doesn’t call that night a wedding.

Yes. A groom’s May 2016 review puts it at the Champions Club for his wedding reception, and its post of 27 September 2026 says it spent the weekend on Hilton Head Island for the grand opening of the new Wexford Clubhouse. Its September 2024 post names two nights in a row in Bluffton, and its October 2026 post a show in Beaufort.

Myrtle Beach, yes: two nights in a row in its September 2024 post, with no venue named. No post or review of the band’s names a room on Kiawah or in Columbia or Greenville. The band is based in Atlanta and performs across the nation, and travel is in the turn-key price, so send the date and venue and ask.

No. Neither video on this page names a town, and the band hasn’t published a video filmed in South Carolina. Its posts from Lowndes Grove, Boone Hall Plantation and the Wexford Clubhouse are linked above.

Eight pieces: a lead male vocalist, a lead female vocalist, bass, guitar, drums, keys and two horns. A supersized version adds your choice of additional vocalists, horns, percussion and interactive dancers.

Yes, as add-ons. The band can add ceremony and cocktail hour music and a secondary sound system for the ceremony, and its song list has 33 ceremony pieces for solo instrumental guitar.

Staging and electrical service are the client’s, and both can usually be coordinated through the venue. The band brings ground-supported sound and lighting for up to 500 people in a typical ballroom. It publishes no policy on weather or outdoor sound limits, so ask about both when you send the date.

Yes. The band is based in Atlanta, and EastCoast Entertainment quotes one turn-key price that includes travel and the band’s basic rider.

The band publishes no price list. EastCoast Entertainment quotes one turn-key price once you share the date, the venue and the kind of event, travel and the band’s basic rider included.

Yes. EastCoast Entertainment, the agency that books the band, has a Charleston office at 677 King Street, 3rd Floor, Charleston, SC 29403, (843) 856-9922. The agency says it works with venues and wedding planners from Pawleys to Charleston and Kiawah, and its Charleston page lists the band.
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