Wedding Singers
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.
A classical voice pointed at songs people already love. Joseph Raso sings Perfect, All of Me, A Thousand Years and Can't Help Falling in Love alo...
Josephine Lonergan has sung in the Australian tour of Phantom of the Opera for Cameron Mackintosh, in Phantom on Sydney Harbour for Opera Austral...
Thirty years of piano and vocals, and a voice you keep listening to. Justin Stock plays across everything from the 50s to now, with the repertoir...
Live vocals, not mimed ones. That's the line Kara Zmatiq has held for over a decade of corporate, social and commercial work, plus radio, televis...
The harp does something to a room that no other instrument manages, and Kate Moloney has built a career on it. Based in southern Sydney and worki...
Mellow is the word Kristina Reitsma uses, and she means it as a specialty rather than an apology. Guitar and voice, easy listening, the kind of l...
Kye Hallson plays acoustic across the Illawarra, working out of Shellharbour. The repertoire leans on popular songs, old ones and recent ones, so...
An alto soprano voice, soft and unhurried, over guitar or keyboard. Lauren Amber writes her own material, songs like Girl In the Mirror, Where Th...
Please see below reviews from Lucie's previous performances in Germany.
Mackenzie Lee is a singer-songwriter and guitarist out of the Hunter Valley, and the influence is unmistakably American country from the eighties...
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Harp and voice, from the one performer. Melanie Trapman works across weddings, funerals, national anthems and the sort of event that needs music...
Michael Michel studied music in Cambridge and spent years at the piano in London, Cambridge and Sydney. The rooms tell the story: Brown's, Harrie...
Indie and alternative guitar, played solo, which is a narrower and more deliberate thing than a general covers set. Nelson leans hard on Radiohea...
Electric guitar, vocals and a loop pedal, which is how one person in Sutherland covers ground that usually takes a band. Nick has ten years of li...
Pam Hata plays solo acoustic out of the Northern Rivers, blending R&B, soul, folk and pop into a set that gets toes tapping and hands clapping. H...
Just a guitar, a loop pedal and Patrick Landy. He's a singer songwriter first, so the set is mostly his own material with a few covers worked in,...
One booking, several jobs. Based in Dubbo, PCCG covers solo singing, DJing, karaoke and trivia hosting, and can mix them across one night. The so...
Forty-eight years of hotels, clubs and corporate rooms across Sydney and Newcastle, including support slots for Cold Chisel, Mondo Rock and Ol'55...
Some piano players perform at a crowd. Rob Eastwood gets them singing. He's built a name across Sydney venues doing exactly that, reading a room...
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Wedding Singers: 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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