A guitarist suits the gentle parts of the day: the ceremony, the drinks on the lawn, the dinner that runs long. Classical, fingerstyle, Spanish and acoustic pop are all here, from solo instrumental sets to guitarists who sing. Browse their videos and song lists to get a feel for the sound before you enquire.
Jazz, latin, classical and spanish guitar, played by one person sitting quietly at the side of the room. That's the Gavin Libotte offer, and it s...
Fifteen years of instrumental Latin and jazz, with world music pulling at the edges. The Urban Gypsies swing between fiery guitar playing and qui...
This will suit a wedding crowd that's up for something offbeat and properly silly, especially if you want entertainment that isn't just music. Ca...
Jorge Campano plays flamenco guitar, and his repertoire stretches well past it: Latin jazz, semi-classical pieces, even the Beatles. His performa...
The drinks hour after a ceremony is where this one sits most naturally, with guests standing about and a guitar giving them something to talk ove...
A wedding ceremony, and the hour after it, is where instrumental guitar earns its place, filling the space without competing with the conversatio...
Say the ceremony is out on a lawn with no power within reach. That is precisely the situation this solves, because the rig runs off battery when...
Steve Crain plays guitar, writes and leads bands around Sydney, and the feel is relaxed rather than showy. He works solo with his own arrangement...
Five solo instrumental albums in, Thomas Lorenzo plays contemporary jazz, blues and flamenco on Spanish guitar out of Wollongong. The 2010 album...
Solo classical and Spanish guitar for weddings, engagements, cafes and any function that wants fine playing rather than volume. Tristan Bradley's...
More than 500 songs sorted by decade, so your reception can be an eighties night, a nineties night, or both. Male and female vocals, real harmoni...
Guitar and voice, starting soft enough to talk over. Afterglow Acoustics open with ambient songs while your guests settle, then lift the tempo th...
Well suited to a couple who want one duo able to go either way: upbeat when the room needs a lift, quieter when people want to talk. Aimes Music...
Late afternoon, drinks in hand, and Flame Trees drifting across the lawn. Ali Chisholm, known as Chiz, is a singer and musician based in Sutherla...
Well suited to a couple whose playlist runs from Ed Sheeran to R&B classics and want one voice and one guitar to cover both. Ama is a Western Syd...
Early in the night it sits low under the conversation, and later it starts the party, with Andy Abra moving between the two as the room asks. Joh...
Ashley Knight suits a wedding where you want the music to shift with the room, not stay locked into one mood all day. She sings and plays guitar...
Based in Wollongong, Backlash is a singing guitar duo that can travel up to 500 km, so they're an easy one to place if your wedding is in NSW or...
Based in Kiama, Benn Allen can cover your wedding as a live acoustic singer guitarist first, then step into DJ duties later, so the quieter and l...
Late in a wedding reception, when the floor is either holding or emptying, is where an open-format DJ set does the most work. Bennett Productions...
Two voices over guitar and saxophone, working across pop, jazz, Latin, soul and blues. The songs stretch from standards written decades ago throu...
A powerful female vocalist out front, with drums, bass and guitar behind her. BlackDragon build the set on hits a mixed room places within a coup...
Sydney band Blue Ride play as a three piece on drums, bass and guitar, and all three sing, so you're hearing real harmonies rather than a backing...
Guitar, singing, foot percussion and harmonica, all running at the same time from one performer. Brenden Jenssen is based at Port Macquarie and t...
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The ceremony, the drinks and a long dinner. A guitarist who sings can carry the aisle and the first dance too.
Classical and Spanish guitar suit a ceremony and a garden. Acoustic pop and fingerstyle suit the drinks and dinner. Many players do both; browse their song lists for the range.
Most will learn a song for the aisle or the first dance with some notice.
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