Wedding entertainment in NSW

Central Coast · Acoustic duo

The gap between dessert and the first proper song of the night is where a wedding either lifts or sags. Luke Marlin plays quieter music through c...

Byron Bay · Acoustic duo

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...

Sydney · Wedding band

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...

Sydney · Wedding band

Luna Jam scale from a trio to a six piece, and the bigger the line-up the more dynamic the sound gets. Jazz, pop, funk, folk, rock, blues and Lat...

Sydney · Wedding band

Ezra and Eugene spent years playing for other artists around Sydney before they finally started a band of their own. Luv2Groove is the result, wi...

Sydney · Acoustic duo

The hour after a wedding ceremony, when everybody is holding a drink and nobody is dancing yet, is where a single voice and guitar earns its plac...

Port Macquarie · Wedding band

Dinner, when the music has to sit quietly behind two hundred conversations, is the part of a wedding this act has clearly thought about. Piano an...

Sydney · Pianist

Piano alone, played by someone whose stock of material passes a thousand pieces, each arranged by her rather than bought in. What sits in there s...

Newcastle · Wedding singer

Country music played by someone who plainly loves the genre rather than tolerating it, running from the eighties through to whatever is charting...

Sydney · Wedding band

Five musicians out of the Sutherland Shire who have been playing this material a long time and still care about doing it properly. Seventies, eig...

Sydney · Wedding band

Late in a wedding reception, when the older guests have gone home and the room wants guitars, is where Mainline earn their booking. Hendrix, Clap...

Byron Bay · Acoustic duo

Couples planning something relaxed, with a guitar and a voice instead of a stage full of gear, are the natural audience here. Maisy Taylor works...

Sydney · Wedding band

Running since 2012, Mane Events covers Sydney, Newcastle, the Hunter Valley and regional New South Wales with DJ, MC and photo booth services. Tw...

South Penrith · Wedding band

Cass and Blake do the lot. Maple Creek is a duo, a DJ, an MC and a celebrant in one booking, which is close to unheard of and means the same two...

Kingscliff · Wedding singer

Couples after one voice and a guitar, rather than a band taking over the room, are the ones who'll get the most out of booking Mardi Wilson. She...

Sydney · Wedding band

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...

Newcastle · Wedding band

Canapes, or the stretch while guests are finding their seats, is where a classically trained player on nylon strings fits most naturally. Mark He...

Sydney · Wedding MC

Hosting is only part of it, because Marlena Dali also works as a roving character, a drag performer and a circus sideshow act. For a wedding that...

Sydney · Wedding band

Stefano Ferreri performs as Marley's Basement, a solo acoustic act covering Sydney, Wollongong, Newcastle, the Blue Mountains and the Hunter Vall...

Sydney · Wedding band

Marsala play music from just about everywhere. Cuba, Colombia, Brazil, Macedonia, Serbia, Bosnia, Russia, France, Italy, Spain, Zimbabwe and Sene...

Sydney · Wedding band

Two voices together with a lead guitarist working around them, and a songwriting background that shows in how they treat other people's material....

Sydney · Wedding guitarist

A wedding ceremony, and the hour after it, is where instrumental guitar earns its place, filling the space without competing with the conversatio...

Sydney · Wedding band

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...

Sydney · Wedding band

Anyone planning a reception where the point is dancing, not listening politely, should start here. Matchbox number five, they have decades behind...