Wedding Music at Grand Hotel Son Net
A wedding at Grand Hotel Son Net invites a considered approach to music: a voice that draws people into the moment, an easy rhythm over drinks and a clear change of pace when the evening begins. Start with the feeling you want rather than a long list of entertainment. This guide offers music-planning ideas to discuss with the hotel, your planner and Maya, with the final spaces and arrangements agreed for your own date.
Talk about the music
Begin with the hotel’s own event brief
Grand Hotel Son Net’s official website places the hotel in Puigpunyent, at the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana, in a seventeenth-century Mallorcan manor. Its events information describes small events and intimate weddings on selected occasions, using gardens and historic buildings. That is an invitation to ask about your particular plans, rather than assume that every hotel space is a wedding area. Request the current event options before choosing where a singer, accompanying musician or sound system should be positioned.
Give the ceremony a small number of meaningful cues
Choose the moments that deserve a live voice: perhaps the entrance, a pause during the ceremony and the exit. For each one, name the song and the version you love, then agree the musical arrangement with Maya. A short ceremony does not need continuous music. Ask who will give each cue and where that person can be seen. If your ceremony plan changes, update one shared running order rather than rely on several different message threads.
Let reception music leave room for your guests
For drinks and conversation, think about how close guests will stand to the performance and whether they will move between areas. A Maya-led duo can be an option to explore, but the accompanying musician and instrument must be agreed. Discuss gentle opening songs and a little more rhythm later, without treating volume as the only way to build energy. Ask for a placement that allows people to listen or step aside for conversation comfortably.
Plan dinner and the first dance as separate moments
Dinner music and dance-floor music have different jobs. Decide whether you want live singing during a defined part of the meal, recorded background music or a combination with clear breaks. Tell the musicians when speeches and service are expected. Then give the first dance its own cue, with the correct song version and an agreed start and ending. If you want a fuller band later, confirm the supporting players, equipment and handover before assuming that one setup covers everything.
Ask practical questions before fixing the music plan
Ask the hotel which spaces are approved for your event, which sound arrangements are permitted and what written timing or volume requirements apply. Request details of access for equipment, power, performance surfaces and a suitable weather alternative. Clarify who provides microphones for spoken words and who manages any recorded music between live sets. These are planning questions, not published Son Net rules: the hotel and your suppliers should confirm the answers for your booking and the specific areas you will use.
Bring your ideas to Maya
Maya is the lead singer at every Wedding Bands Mallorca wedding, accompanied by different musicians according to the agreed arrangement. Share your Son Net date, proposed spaces, guest numbers and favourite recordings so the musical brief can become specific. A free consultation is with Maya; Robert Horsfall may also join. Use that conversation to explore the ceremony, reception and evening together, then review the written proposal for the actual musicians, repertoire, sets and production.
Questions for your plans.
Can Maya sing at a wedding at Son Net?
Share your date and the hotel’s event arrangements with us. Maya’s availability and the proposed performance must be confirmed, alongside the hotel’s requirements for your celebration.
Would a duo suit an intimate hotel reception?
It can be a direction to explore. A duo means Maya and one accompanying musician; the instrument, repertoire, sound setup and playing times should be specified in your proposal.
Should we choose songs before speaking to the hotel?
You can collect ideas at any stage, but confirm the event spaces and practical arrangements before fixing the full programme. Song requests also need agreement with Maya.
- Grand Hotel Son Net — official hotel website
- Grand Hotel Son Net — official experiences and events information
Venue references checked 17 October 2026. Confirm current event arrangements directly with the venue team.
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