Swinging Martinis
4 bookingsJohnny and Vinny have been working together in one form or another for close to twenty years, and it shows in the timing. Tuxedos, good songs and...
One voice for the moments that matter: the aisle, the signing, the first dance. Many of these singers accompany themselves on guitar or piano, so a single performer can carry a whole ceremony and the drinks that follow. Browse their videos and song lists to get a feel for the sound before you enquire.
Johnny and Vinny have been working together in one form or another for close to twenty years, and it shows in the timing. Tuxedos, good songs and...
The drinks hour, when the ceremony nerves have gone and people want a voice in the background that's worth turning round for. Aaliyah Serafina si...
Well suited to a couple who'd rather hear a familiar song bent into a new shape than a straight copy. Alex Crook is a Brisbane musician who range...
Live music through the day, then a DJ set to finish the night, both from the same person. Andy Ellem is a full time musician with almost a decade...
Hosting is what Angus Brennan does most weeks, not something he does once a year. Around Brisbane he hosts trivia nights, karaoke and open mic ni...
Live acoustic violin riding on piano backing tracks written for the purpose, played with far more drive than the instrument usually suggests. Bas...
If the songs your family already know matter more than novelty, this is a straightforward option. Brett Goodwin sings material from Luke Combs, C...
The first thing your guests meet is a guitar and a voice at the front of the room, with lighting and recorded parts filling in behind, so it land...
Up to four hours of music from one singer guitarist is the standout here, with short breaks only, so Caitlin Jade Apro can cover a wedding aftern...
For a relaxed wedding lunch or an afternoon reception where country music is what your families actually like, a singer working through classic c...
Crooner material, delivered by a singer whose background reaches well past it. Chris Herden works through Sinatra, Roy Orbison, Elvis, Tom Jones...
Think of the long afternoon stretch after a wedding ceremony, drinks going round, nobody ready to sit down yet. Dan Wade works solo with a guitar...
One guitar, one voice, and a loop pedal doing the job of a band, with your guests watching the layers go down live. The style stays mellow and st...
Solo singer and guitarist, based in Brisbane and travelling around a hundred kilometres from it. Daniel Williams is the sort of player who sits d...
Nashville country sung by an Australian with an English accent is an unusual mix, and Darcy Crawford has exactly that kind of sound. He previousl...
This suits a couple who want familiar songs on acoustic guitar and a singer who can keep an eye on the room instead of pushing it. For a wedding...
Think of the long dinner stretch, when guests are seated and talking and the music has to hold a room without a stage. David McCrystal works solo...
This suits a couple who want one person to cover a lot of musical ground without the sound feeling small. Dennis Comino plays acoustic guitar wit...
Three voices, no orchestra pit, singing the arias and duets everyone half recognises in arrangements written for this particular trio rather than...
DJ Aaron suits a wedding where you want the dance floor nudged into life early, because he’s high energy, happy to be seen having a bit of a go h...
A low, soulful voice with piano played by the same person, ranging from something soft and conversational to full electric pop. Esther Hunter tra...
This suits a wedding that wants songs chosen for the moment itself, not the same covers every other function leans on. Georgia Scarlett is a Bris...
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Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
Most will learn one or two songs for the ceremony or the first dance with a few weeks' notice. It is the most common request we pass on.
Yes. A singer who plays guitar or piano can handle the arrival music, the aisle, the signing and the walk out on their own, then carry the drinks afterwards.
A solo singer keeps a ceremony intimate. A duo adds harmony and a fuller sound for the drinks and dinner. Browse both and go with the sound that feels like you.
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