Solo cello, cello and piano, string trio or a full string quartet: Cello with Love scales to fit the room. Led by Renat Yusupov, a professional cellist with more than 20 years of weddings, corporate events and dinner parties behind the bow, the repertoire moves between jazz, light classical and pop. Think Ed Sheeran's Perfect, Can't Help Falling in Love, A Thousand Years, plus requests learned for the occasion. Renat has performed on stages in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and St Petersburg. If your venue has a piano the duo will use it; if not, they'll bring a keyboard and just need power. Public liability insurance is held.
Watch Renat Yusupov perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
Pricing is confirmed before anything is booked. GST and travel are shown clearly on the quote.
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
Piano at the venue? They'll play it. Most restaurants and churches already have one, and using the house instrument saves everybody the load-in. If there isn't one, the duo brings a keyboard along instead and the only ask is a working power outlet nearby.
Four common bookings. A wedding ceremony on its own, where the music covers the arrival, the signing and the walk out. The ceremony and the reception together, which keeps the same players across the whole day. A corporate event. Or a dinner party or birthday, where it's background music with proper playing behind it. Solo cello, cello and piano, string trio or quartet can go into any of those.
Public liability insured.
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