Wedding band up to 50 km travel
Wedding drinks after a ceremony, everybody talking and nobody wanting to shout, is precisely the slot a voice and a saxophone were made for. Sony...
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Saxophonists
Sax for the cocktail hour and the dance floor: smooth and unhurried over the drinks, then alongside a DJ once the night opens up. Some play both parts of the evening. Browse their videos to see them in full flight, and choose the energy you want for your reception.
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Wedding DJ up to 100 km travel
Open format is the whole idea, meaning the mixing moves across styles rather than settling into one. A set can travel from pop through the 80s an...
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Acoustic duo up to 50 km travel
Andrew's saxophone and Mary-Jane's vocals, both leaning into jazz. Smooth standards from last century sit next to modern classics, and the pairin...
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Planning your entertainment
Saxophonists: what couples ask
Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
Sax with a DJ or solo?
Solo sax over backing suits the cocktail hour. Sax alongside a DJ is the popular choice for the dance floor. Some acts offer both across the night.
Which moments suit a saxophonist?
The drinks, the first dance if you want something special, and the dance floor later in the night.
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