Picture the stretch after the ceremony when guests have a drink and nowhere in particular to be. That's where guitar and voice earn their keep, a...
Wedding DJs
A wedding DJ keeps the night moving: the songs you have chosen, read against the room, from the first dance to the last. Many also host the formalities if you would like one person to run the evening. Browse their videos, save your shortlist, and we will confirm who is available for your date.
Aerial pole, lyra, a martini glass act, showgirl, burlesque, samba and bellydance. Book Liberty on her own and one performer covers several very...
One booking gets you two very different sides of Eddy Rockefeller: a raunchy, blunt comedian and a live looping musician who builds songs in fron...
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...
Elizabeth suits a couple who want strings at their wedding but don't want the music to stay in one mood all day. She plays acoustic cello for qui...
If you want one musician handling the whole day rather than three separate bookings, Ethan Conway is set up for exactly that. Three ceremony song...
Couples with a guest list spanning grandparents and twenty-somethings are the obvious match here. Everyday People Band pull from jazz, R&B, rock...
The house music show is made in front of you, nothing pre-baked, on a custom rig of loop station, drum machine, sampler, synth and DJ effects, mi...
Voice and guitar, or voice and piano, is the sound at the solo end, and the acoustic duo is described as the version most people land on. But Fee...
An acoustic guitar and a voice for the walk down the aisle is the opening, then something livelier over canapes while you're away with the photog...
Based in Sydney and available across NSW, Gemma combines live singing with DJ sets, so you can keep one act in place across more of the wedding d...
For the dance floor at your wedding, this makes most sense as a proper entrance act: Darren turns up as Elvis in seventies Vegas style, and the r...
One act that scales from a single acoustic guitar up to ten players, with a DJ available anywhere along that line. Greg Byrne works Sydney, and t...
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...
A battery powered PA travels with Jase Invo, which means no leads snaking across your lawn and no negotiating with the venue about spare outlets....
Couples with a guest list spanning grandparents, parents and mates in their twenties are exactly who Jason Carruthers is built for. Eighties hits...
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...
High energy, and nothing in the set will be unfamiliar to your guests. Kate Young does not arrive with one fixed show, she builds it around the r...
Solo, duo or a full band, decided by what your room actually needs rather than fixed in advance. Sydney is Kye Brown's base and the whole country...
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...
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...
The walk down the aisle and the hour of drinks afterwards are where this one earns its keep. Luke Yeaman plays acoustic guitar and sings, reworki...
Dinner at a wedding is where this one starts making sense, with vinyl or acoustic playing at a level you can talk over. Later Mari. aims it squar...
Instrumental guitar during a ceremony is where this one starts, with the Bridal March in the repertoire and Spanish pieces like Blue Bossa and Sp...
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Wedding DJs: what couples ask
Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
DJ or band?
A DJ gives you every song exactly as you know it and a smaller presence in the room. 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 last hour.
Can the DJ MC the night?
Many offer it, from a light touch on the announcements to running the whole evening. It changes how the night feels, so say what you would like when you enquire.
Can we send a playlist?
Yes. Most DJs work from your must-plays and do-not-plays and read the room from there.
Tell us about the day once.
We’ll match your brief against the current catalogue and send suitable entertainment options and quotes.