Guitar, voice, a looper and a set of decks. Maxi S. covers a lot of ground from a Sydney base, moving between jazz, soul, RnB, reggae, surf rock,...
Wedding DJs
Wedding DJs who read a room. Reception sets, MC support where offered, and the gear to fill a marquee or a hall.
MC Connect runs Connect or Die Music out of Sydney, a label with a spread of artists across several genres, and a booking can be built out of any...
Melanie has spent 15 years and more in the entertainment business, at home and overseas, working weddings, corporate events, television and radio...
Live acoustic music and DJ sets from the same person, which makes the back half of a night much simpler to plan. Megan Core is based in Alice Spr...
Mel Clarke sings, and the Co. is a rotating group of full-time musician friends she pulls in depending on what the event needs. That means acoust...
One musician, but rarely the sound of one. Melanie Wason builds her sets with live looping and vocal effects, stacking parts as she goes so a sol...
The job of a DJ at a function is reading a room and staying half a step ahead of it. Melbourne DJ Collective books players who do that across wed...
Look, moves and costumes, all three studied closely. This Perth tribute artist rebuilds Michael Jackson's stage work down to the detail, with sig...
Soulful voice, earthy acoustic guitar, and a Brisbane act that scales to fit. Michelle Rau works solo, as a duo, as a trio or as a full band, and...
Shevonne sings with an acoustic guitar and also runs the DJ decks, which makes Midnight Rose Music a rare thing: live music and a dance floor fro...
Millie Atlas writes her own songs and plays other people's, and she's just as comfortable either way. The originals sit somewhere between big pop...
Start with a soulful duo over canapes, build to a party band, then let the DJ set carry the last hours. That's the shape of a Miss Renee Simone b...
One performer, three modes. Live looping when the floor needs energy, quiet acoustic for the softer parts of the day, and a DJ set to carry the n...
Monty Cotton scales from solo, working loops and a stomp box, up to a full big band with brass and keys, and most things in between: duo with dou...
Two services under one roof in Bunbury. DJ Andre has hundreds of weddings and functions behind him, reads a crowd properly and mixes cleanly, so...
MPIIRE put a DJ, a live vocalist and a saxophonist on the same set, so the room gets the lift of a band without giving up half the floor to one....
A Sydney jazz quartet that treats a Dua Lipa song the same way it treats Sinatra. Dave Bell on saxophone, Nathan Gliddon on guitar, Wes Harder on...
Two jobs, one person. Nasman Donovan sings and plays acoustic guitar, then swaps to the DJ setup when the dancing starts, which saves a wedding t...
Nate covers the classics and the sing-alongs from the 60s through to the 2010s, plus a handful you'd never pick: Valerie, Here Comes the Sun, Hol...
Fifties rock and roll one minute, country the next, then swing, then a stretch of Elvis, Tom Jones or George Michael, all delivered by one person...
One person, several jobs, which for a wedding means one point of contact instead of four. Nick is a musician and a registered celebrant with Chri...
Electric guitar, vocals and a loop pedal, which is how one person in Sutherland covers ground that usually takes a band. Nick has ten years of li...
Based in the Sutherland Shire, Nicola De Sensi has played weddings, private functions and venues across New South Wales, and she brings the whole...
Soulful, jazzy, a bit bluesy, and never louder than the conversation wants it to be. Nicole Spartels sings weddings, corporate events and private...
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Wedding DJs: what couples ask
Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
How much does a wedding DJ cost?
Typical reception bookings fall between about $900 and $2,500 depending on hours, equipment and whether MC duties are included. Lighting packages and extra hours add to that.
DJ or band?
A DJ gives you every song exactly as recorded, a smaller footprint and usually a lower cost. A band gives you a live performance and a focal point. Many couples book a band for the main sets and a DJ for the late set or in-between music.
Can the DJ MC the night?
Many offer it. If you want announcements handled, ask specifically; it changes how the night runs and sometimes the price.
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