Guitar and voice, starting soft enough to talk over. Afterglow Acoustics open with ambient songs while your guests settle, then lift the tempo th...
Wedding entertainment in Byron Bay
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Well suited to a couple who want the ceremony and the long lunch to feel unhurried, with music under the conversation rather than over it. Dr Alf...
Steel guitar sliding under a ukulele, a double bass walking beneath, and three voices in harmony: the sound of old Hawaii, played live. Aloha Bab...
Through canapes and into dinner at a wedding, Atma suits the stretch where people are talking, moving around and settling in, because the music h...
Soul, folk, blues and jazz led by one voice and one guitar is what your guests would notice first, with original songs doing the real work. The d...
Around seven songs in ten are his own writing here, the remainder covers, which tips the evening towards a gig rather than a function playlist. G...
Disco lands first here, with ABBA, Donna Summer, Chic, Bee Gees and Madonna style floor-fillers, plus costumes and plenty happening on stage from...
Solo trumpet, out of Byron Bay, kept at whatever level a room can hold rather than pushed. Govinda Abbott keeps it warm and unhurried, so a table...
Contemporary jazz piano, written by the man playing it rather than pulled from the usual book of standards. Gerry Joe Weise works out of Byron Ba...
Rhythm comes first here, so a couple planning a seated, string-led evening should look elsewhere. Lady Jam work the relaxed end of funk and soul,...
A trio, three hours of music at minimum, and the songs that defined one decade, played by people who look at the crowd instead of their hands. Wh...
Canapes on the lawn is where this pair fit most naturally, though they'll shift with the room from background playing to something the crowd join...
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...
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...
Late evening, tables pushed back, the room after something with a bit of grit in it: that's the slot a blues band fills at a wedding. Four player...
Fifteen years as a singer, DJ and event planner, and creative direction of entertainment for more than 1,800 weddings, means Miss Renee Simone is...
Guitar carrying a room quietly, that is the first thing a guest notices here, with classical playing threaded through original pieces, soundtrack...
Byron Bay is home, and the horn section is the first thing a room notices. SOUL'D work the great labels of the late fifties into the seventies, s...
Fifteen years of solo work has left Talon with a big vocal range and a repertoire to match. The Beatles, Crowded House, Stevie Wonder, Michael Ja...
Ten players, five of them horns, doing swing and big band the way it was written. The WellSwung Daddies transcribe their arrangements straight fr...
Trumpet and fretless bass are an unusual pair to build a band around, and that's exactly what Water Dragons did. Two friends who spent a long tim...
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Everything for the music of your wedding, in one place: bands for the reception, singers and duos for the ceremony, DJs and MCs to run the night, and strings, piano and sax for the moments in between. Browse the photos and videos, save the ones you love to a shortlist, send us the date and venue, and we will confirm who is available.