What are you going to remember about your wedding day? It may not be something you ask yourself out loud, but it's there in the back of your mind. That's why you ordered pictures. ...That's why you'll preserve your wedding dress, press flowers, and eat cake a year after your wedding.
What about remembering it as one of the best parties you and your friends have ever been to? I remember my wedding day as was one of the best celebrations of my life, and I give The Innocence credit for that. We wanted our guests to remember that they had a blast, and I can confidently say I've had friends tell me they did, and then do that thing where they pause and say, "No, really. I'm not kidding. It was the best." I think back on my wedding day and smile, always thinking about just how much fun we had. (I also recommend getting a cool wife).
Now, I know you're thinking "Everyone thinks that about their wedding day". You don't know fun until you're dancing next to your bride while a group of incredibly talented musicians play some of the most entertaining songs of the last few decades. What you get when you book The Innocence--first and foremost--is a group of incredibly talented musicians. As fate would have it, while I was grades below him, I had the good fortune of seeing the lead singer's senior Trumpet recital while I was in college--the recital was remarkable. You read that correctly. The lead singer, who is an incredible vocalist, is also one of the better amateur trumpet players I have heard!
As for playing emcee, The Innocence does a professional job of moving the reception along while being entertaining without taking focus off the bride, groom, and wedding party. But just wait until they dig their heels in and the music begins.
I can't recommend The Innocence enough. Next to how good my wife looked, they made my wedding day special not just for me, but the people closest to me. As life goes on, it's those days that shine in your memory the most.