A cigar box slide guitar doesn't turn up at many gigs. Mark brings one, along with six and twelve string guitars, mandolin, ukulele, five string...
Wedding Singers Melbourne
Solo wedding singers for the ceremony, the aisle and the first dance. Many also play guitar or piano, so one performer can carry the whole afternoon.
Acts based in Melbourne and its surrounds. The Yarra Valley, Mornington Peninsula, Bellarine and Macedon Ranges are standard travel for most of them.
Ceremonies, canapés and quiet background sets are the sweet spot here. Ally Eley is a singing pianist from Hoppers Crossing, one voice and one se...
Anthony Allen spent years in bands and duos before going solo, and the show still sounds big: guitar, bass and keys over backing tracks he's most...
Swing, jazz, rock and roll and the classics, sung with a rich, powerful voice. Anthony Gerace works the older songbooks, which makes him a natura...
One performer, a stage full of characters. Arnie Grives has been singing live for 30 years and slips between cabaret spots as Elvis, Tina, Roy Or...
Some MCs just read the run sheet. Aurora Kurth holds the room instead, working strong vocals and a quick wit into a show with plenty of audience...
One guitar, a looping station, and six years of learning what a room wants. Bailey Sampson has played bars and weddings and everything between, i...
The cherry red Fender does a lot of the talking. Billy Volkofsky plays timeless rock and blues, heavy on the seventies and eighties, and a habit...
Some rooms want dance tunes, some want power ballads, and Brodie Wylde reads which is which. A solo cover singer from Sunbury, Brodie plays favou...
That'll Be The Day, Peggy Sue, Rave On, Oh Boy: the Buddy Holly songbook, performed live by Melbourne's Ron Kingston. And the show doesn't stop a...
Piano and vocals early, DJ decks late. That's the shape of a Cara Jane booking: soul and jazz influenced pop while guests eat and talk, then a sw...
More than thirty years on Australian stages sits behind this act. Cee Jay Jones is a Melbourne rock'n'roll and country rock singer, a founding me...
A loop pedal changes what one person with a guitar can do, and Chelly Parisi uses hers to build beats and stitch songs into long medleys. People...
Country flair is the thing here. Danni K has years of gigging behind her and a habit of bending well-known songs towards her own sound rather tha...
One bloke, a guitar and a voice, working through the songs most rooms already know. David's leaning is classic 80s and 90s rock, commercial radio...
Solo guitar and vocals with backing tracks, from a Melbourne performer with a long working history: 23 years as a regular with Bert Newton, appea...
Velvet Jones sings and DJs, often in the same booking, with 25 years as a singer and 14 behind the decks as a DJ and MC. The vocal side covers da...
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Everything is live. No backing tracks, just piano and voice, which is a real difference once you've sat through the alternative. Dylan Jett has j...
Edward Nass is out to make you laugh first, then get your foot going. Comedy songs sit alongside ballads, folk, country, rock and blues, plus cov...
Peter's Elvis show runs the whole arc, from the hip-shaking early records through to the big Vegas years, and he's a multi-award-winning performe...
Velvet jacket, velvet voice. Engelbert Jones is a one-man tribute to the big crooners, working out of West Footscray and built squarely for morni...
Esther Rix sings live, which still sets her apart in Melbourne drag. She took the Miss Gay Australia International title in 2018, has styled wigs...
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Wedding Singers in Melbourne: what couples ask
Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
What does a wedding singer cost?
Solo singers for a ceremony are commonly in the $600 to $1,800 range; longer bookings and singers with a full backing setup cost more. Every act quotes for the specific date and location.
Will the singer learn our song?
Most will learn one or two songs for the ceremony or first dance if you give them a few weeks. Ask when you enquire.
Do they bring their own sound?
Almost all bring a PA suited to the room or a battery PA for outdoor ceremonies. If the venue has a house system, they can usually plug in.
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