Start with the date
Check your date, create your ideal package, and book online when you’re ready. The calendar below asks for nothing personal — it just tells you whether I’m free.
Availability calendar
Four steps, and only the last one commits you
Check your date
The calendar above. No details, no form, nothing to fill in — and it’s the question that decides everything else.
Create your ideal package
Pick the base package for your kind of event, add the options you want, and the total price for that build comes straight back, free. Most people build several and compare them before settling on one.
Book online
Two things happen, and neither one is signing. Your package comes straight to me, and you get a preview of the pre-filled contract — not the final version. Read it, get familiar with the terms, ask me anything.
Sign, and plan
You sign first, then I countersign. The retainer is what actually books the date — I allow about 48 hours for it — and once it lands your client area opens: planning forms, the timeline, my music database where you build your own playlists, and the tool that collects song suggestions from your guests.
The signature request arrives from Dropbox Sign and reads “Robert Winger is requesting your signature” — that’s me, not spam. Online is the only way to book with me: there’s no paper contract and no phone booking, and email is for questions. See what’s included in every package.