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.
Flamenco, Spanish classical, latin and jazz on concert quality hand made Spanish instruments. Aloysius Leeson has played a lot of Adelaide weddin...
The room feels relaxed: one voice, one acoustic guitar, and a song list that runs from ABBA to Adele. Andre Mosca is an Adelaide acoustic musicia...
Take the stretch of a wedding from arrival drinks to the last song, because three to four hours of music covers the lot without doubling back on...
Walking down the aisle to a song nobody else has used is the moment this one is built around. Corinna sings and plays guitar around Adelaide, and...
Craig Atkins says it plainly: if you want Top 40 songs copied note for note, he's not that act. What you do get is roots, blues and folk with old...
A solo voice and guitar, leaning into 60s and 70s nostalgia but stretching from the 50s to now, is what your guests would notice first, and the v...
Think of the hour after a wedding ceremony, when guests are drifting between drinks and photographs, and two voices with a guitar are doing the w...
During canapes and dinner at your wedding, Ellen Tefanis makes sense if you want music that can sit comfortably under conversation, then lift int...
With guitar, vocals and looping, Frank Toloza builds a fuller sound than you’d expect from one acoustic soloist. Based in Adelaide and travelling...
During canapes or over dinner at a wedding, Geoff Booker makes sense when you want live music that reads the room instead of pushing one mood all...
Slot this into a seated part of the day, because the show is pitched at guests who arrived wanting to listen rather than to dance. Gwyn Ashton pl...
An acoustic guitar and a familiar chorus, with no production wrapped around either. Jamie K Acoustic works through Cold Chisel and Crowded House,...
Sound is Jen de Ness's problem rather than yours, because her own Bose PA is bundled into the booking instead of billed on top, which spares you...
Acoustic guitar and a voice, pitched at a level guests can talk over rather than shout across. Familiar covers make up most of it, with a few of...
The harmonica is the thing that stops these acoustic sets sounding like everyone else's, sitting over covers drawn from Ed Sheeran, Vance Joy, Cr...
Well suited to a couple whose guest list splits across generations and who don't want two hours of the same texture. Kieran Allen picks up ukulel...
Two friends who play music together, and the between-song chat gives that away within about ten minutes. Kyran and Heather sing to acoustic guita...
Between two people: guitar, keyboard, ukulele, a stomp box and a melodica, plus backing tracks wherever an arrangement really wants those extra p...
An Adelaide guitarist working solo, with every bit of gear his own, so there's no PA to book and no hire equipment to chase. The playing is melod...
Cocktail hour, when guests have a drink and nothing much to look at, is where live looping earns its keep. Marcio Freitas builds each arrangement...
Roughly three metres of floor, by half that again, is the whole of what Mark Fox asks for, and he'll bring power along if there is none where you...
Couples who like a familiar song reshaped rather than played straight should look at Mason Lloyde Music. His blind audition rebuilt the A-ha song...
Couples juggling a budget across a whole wedding day will find the useful part here is how the booking splits up. Ceremony only, ceremony plus pr...
Alex and Carl make up this Adelaide jazz duo, and the act is guitar led and instrumental, which means talking over dinner stays easy. Familiar st...
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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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