There's a particular kind of wedding this belongs at: the one where somebody's Irish grandmother is going to want a song by the end of the night....
Wedding entertainment in Sydney
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Current public profilesJorge Campano plays flamenco guitar, and his repertoire stretches well past it: Latin jazz, semi-classical pieces, even the Beatles. His performa...
The walk down the aisle and the vows straight after are where a single unaccompanied voice carries further than anything else you could put in th...
Most bookings bring a pianist along with Josephine Lonergan, so your guests hear two people playing live instead of a singer above a recorded bac...
Lifts, balances and paired choreography, done near enough to your guests that they can see how much work is going into it. The pair move like dan...
Anyone still deciding how large their reception band ought to be can leave that call until later here. Jude Austin arrives as an acoustic pair at...
Somewhere between the end of dinner and the first hour of wedding dancing is where two singers with this much material start earning their money....
Salsa, cumbia and merengue coming off a stage of six players, with Latin rock covers folded in. Kachimbaz came up through Latin festivals around...
Everything is sung live, which is the whole point and the thing that sets this show apart from most drag you'll have seen. Kara Zmatiq has held t...
Karleigh Rose has more than ten years in the music industry and works weddings right across New South Wales. The voice does the heavy lifting, wi...
Ceremonies and drinks are where an acoustic duo earns its place, and that's exactly the ground Katcha covers. Two people, ten years of playing si...
A harp suits couples who want their ceremony to feel a little formal without feeling stiff. No other instrument changes the feel of a space in qu...
A sensible answer for a couple who want a band's fullness without the space or budget one takes up. Keff McCulloch handles voice and guitar on to...
Right for a couple who want one group of musicians handling dinner and then the dancing, in whichever shape each part of the wedding needs. Six f...
Popular songs, old and new, and a big enough list that Kiara and Josh can take the night in either direction. This Sydney duo cover artists like...
Kickstar have been working Sydney for well over a decade, and the reputation they have built is a practical one: a packed dance floor and a happy...
Anything from two players up to five, and the choice matters more than you'd think. A duo is Kirsten Allison singing with keys or guitar behind h...
If your wedding needs a full dance floor by nine, look elsewhere, and Kristina Reitsma will tell you that herself rather than take the booking an...
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...
Rock and pop sung in Spanish, performed live, drawn from three decades of hits that ran from the eighties into the 2000s. La Tertulia play them l...
If you're stuck between wanting dinner music and wanting a dance floor, this act resolves the argument, because one setlist covers both moods rat...
Solo piano out of Sydney, travelling anywhere in the country, with the keyboard and speakers arriving in the car so a venue has nothing to organi...
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Sydney weddings run from harbourside rooms and boathouses to Hunter Valley vineyards and Southern Highlands estates, and the acts based here cover the whole day: bands and DJs for the reception, singers and acoustic duos for the ceremony, jazz for the drinks, strings and piano for the aisle. Start with the part of the day you are planning, browse the videos, and save a shortlist. Tell us the venue and we will confirm who is free.