The act
More than 1,000 weddings, a pile of bridal industry awards, and a fairly clear idea of what the job actually is. Something Borrowed Entertainment work as a duo across Melbourne, moving from acoustic arrangements during the quiet parts of a day to dance floor material once things loosen up. Their stated aim is getting everyone up, from your Nanna to your nephews to the one mate every guest list somehow includes. Formats run from three or four 45-minute sets through to full wedding coverage across ceremony, canapes and reception. Setup is about as easy as it gets: point at the power point and they'll handle the rest.
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Watch Something Borrowed Entertainment perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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What to expect
Over a thousand weddings behind them, and it shows in how they read a day. Acoustic arrangements while people are eating and talking, then a shift into dance floor material once the formalities are done. The stated goal is everyone up, your Nanna included, and they've had enough practice to know which song does that. A duo, so the footprint stays small even when the sound doesn't.
On the day
Point at the power point and they'll do the rest. That's genuinely the whole requirement. It's a duo, so the space needed is modest, and they arrive with everything they need to play. Just make sure the outlet you have in mind is close to where you actually want them, because a long lead across a dance floor is nobody's friend.
Performance options
For a function, the choice is three 45 minute sets or four. Weddings work differently: one option covers canapes and the reception, and the fuller one adds the ceremony on the front so you've got music from the moment guests arrive through to the end of the night. Tell them the running times for your day and they'll match a format to it.