Canapes and the dinner that follows are where this fits a wedding, when you want something warm underneath the conversation rather than over the...
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.
Live saxophone over whatever your DJ is already playing. That's the core of what Taylor De Col does, and after twenty years on the instrument it...
Well suited to a couple who want the ceremony and the long lunch to feel unhurried, with music under the conversation rather than over it. Dr Alf...
Late in a wedding reception, when the floor is either holding or emptying, is where an open-format DJ set does the most work. Bennett Productions...
Two voices over guitar and saxophone, working across pop, jazz, Latin, soul and blues. The songs stretch from standards written decades ago throu...
Couples who want one supplier covering the whole day, not just the reception, get the most out of this Newcastle band. Book the four or five piec...
Cocktail hour, when guests have a drink and nothing to do yet, is where a saxophone playing live over a DJ set earns its place. Cami Parr plays s...
Walking down the aisle to live saxophone, then having the same person run the reception, is the idea behind Jake Sietsma. For a ceremony it's sol...
Anyone who has booked a DJ and worries the reception will feel thin should look at James Sewell, whose roving sax plays alongside one and moves t...
The hour after the ceremony, when guests are milling with drinks and nobody is dancing yet, is where Jets Music does its quiet work before liftin...
Hip-hop into EDM into pop and back to the older favourites, with tight joins between them. DJ Jimmy V of JJK Entertainment has 25 years of Sydney...
Saxophone riding over a DJ set is the sound most guests notice first, and it can build out to a full band when the room needs more. Eli Vanunu ar...
Couples who want live players in the room but can't give up half the floor to a full band should look closely at this one. Mpiire pair a DJ with...
The acoustic package runs two to five musicians drawn from saxophone, guitar, keys, bass, drums and vocals, across a five hour call with up to fo...
The klarino is the surprise on the equipment list, carrying Greek, Turkish and Italian material alongside Middle Eastern music, with electro and...
The hour of a wedding when nobody is meant to be sitting down is what this act is built around. DJ Chabi shapes and produces the sets and plays R...
Sinatra with something modern underneath it, played on tenor and alto. Matt Landi takes dynamic solos through pop songs guests know, then stretch...
Jake and Elwood are back together, and the band behind them is a proper show band. Sweet Home Chicago run the Blues Brothers catalogue out of Wol...
The Groove Band have been working Sydney and well beyond it for years now, playing corporate events, pubs, clubs and cruise ships. Their repertoi...
Behind these sets sits a jazz performance degree from the Sydney Conservatorium, and the playing itself covers both jazz and pop. Wattsonsax has...
Horns. That is what separates Zenith from every other covers band on the Newcastle circuit. Trumpet and sax sit over guitar, bass, drums and voca...
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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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