Strings for the ceremony and the champagne: the walk in, the signing, the first hour of drinks. Alongside the classical repertoire, most quartets carry arrangements of the pop and film songs couples actually ask for. Browse their videos, save the ones that move you, and we will check your date.
Apollo Strings are a Sydney string quartet, and weddings are the bulk of their diary. Award nights, corporate functions, concerts and recitals fi...
Strings for a wedding day, played by an ensemble that thinks about the small things. Bach through to the Beatles and Buble sits in the repertoire...
Piano and a male voice while the drinks go round, or guitar and vocal, then a band of anywhere from four players to ten once the floor opens. One...
As guests settle in for the ceremony, Aura Strings makes a lovely kind of sense for that part of a wedding, especially if you want the option of...
Swing and jazz on one side, soul and eighties and nineties material on the other. Big Thanks Band size themselves to the room as well, anything f...
Four ways to book, from a soloist up to the signature quartet that most people choose. Electra Strings put the soloist at an intimate ceremony or...
As dinner rolls into drinks and the room starts to loosen up at your wedding, Flashbax make particular sense: everything is sung and played live,...
The awkward part of most wedding days is the handover, where the acoustic act finishes and someone else has to restart the room. Lily Road are bu...
Strings playing tunes guests will recognise before the second bar: Canon in D, A Thousand Years, Can't Help Falling In Love, Somewhere Over The R...
A wedding ceremony is the obvious starting point, where one violin, two players or three can carry the quieter hours. The same act then becomes s...
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Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
Yes. Most quartets carry arrangements of current pop and film songs alongside the classical repertoire. Many list their songs on their profiles.
The arrival of guests, the walk down the aisle, the signing, the walk back out, and the first hour of drinks. Some couples keep them through dinner.
A full quartet gives the richest sound. A trio or a duo suits a smaller ceremony or a more intimate room. Browse the profiles to hear the difference.
We’ll match your brief against the current catalogue and send suitable entertainment options and quotes.
