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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...
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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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Acoustic duo up to 50 km travel
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...
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Acoustic duo up to 300 km travel
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...
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Wedding band up to 200 km travel
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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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.
Prefer some guidance?
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We’ll match your brief against the current catalogue and send suitable entertainment options and quotes.