For a small ceremony the duo can be an agile choice; the quartet offers a broader sound. Space, acoustics, distance from guests and the desired repertoire matter when deciding.
The first question concerns space
For a small ceremony, a duo can give presence to the music without taking up much space. A quartet offers a broader sound and a different variety of arrangements. Neither of the two solutions is automatically better: seating arrangement, distance from guests and acoustics of the place matter.
Listen to the same moment
Before choosing, try to imagine an entrance and a moment of signing with both teams. The comparison works better on similar songs and atmospheres than on two very different videos. Also check whether the repertoire you want is available in the chosen formation.
Think about the whole day
If there is an aperitif after the ceremony, ask yourself if the musicians themselves should move and continue playing. Transfer times, location and system can have as much impact as the choice of song. A schedule of moments allows you to evaluate the options together.
Do you have an event planned? The best choice comes from a few concrete details about the place, date and schedule.
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