Australian and British songwriting is the backbone of the solo set. Pete Murray, Colin Hay, Crowded House, Coldplay, Ed Sheeran, Oasis, The Verve...
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.
Country is home base for Penny Burke, but she ranges into folk and blues covers and her own originals, with a little banter and audience particip...
Reading a crowd and picking the song to match is most of the job for a wedding DJ, and it's the part Peter Morrison is known for around Melbourne...
Phil Carroll carries more than 350 songs in his head, no sheet music needed, and he's used them on piano bars, hotels and parties for years. Jazz...
Sam Grayson reads a crowd and picks songs they'll recognise, then gets them singing. The set roams across genres rather than sticking to one lane...
One person, but it sounds like a band. Shiner Wright plays out of Melbourne's Mornington Peninsula, moving through acoustic easy listening, folk,...
An event company rather than a single act. Based in Melbourne, they supply DJs and entertainment along with the gear that goes around it, and the...
Sam Milan plays the 50s, 60s and 70s with a bit of 80s in the mix, solo or as a duo, and he knows exactly who he's playing to. The song choice is...
Suzanne Petersen writes songs that come out folk one minute, pop the next, blues and roots most of the time, with a jazz chanteuse turn thrown in...
Taner Remzi covers a lot of ground on one guitar. Retro classic rock, jazz standards, world music with Turkish and Spanish leanings, and his own...
One guitarist, but not a quiet one. Tess Shore plays solo acoustic in Melbourne with a stomp box and looping gear filling in the rhythm underneat...
One person, but the sound of a whole band. Working out of Bairnsdale since 2015, this Mark Lindsay tribute uses percussion, effects and backing t...
Over 800 songs, one performer, and a PA and lighting rig that makes it sound like more. The Human Jukebox works out of Geelong with a list runnin...
An acoustic serenade, chosen to fit the occasion rather than fired off the same every night. The Victor Scale plays around Melbourne's north with...
Opera singer and cabaret artist, based at Olinda in the Dandenongs, and the program gets built around your event rather than the other way round....
Wayne is a trained vocalist with many years in the industry, and what he enjoys most is watching a room have fun while he brings back the King's...
Black Tie Party
13 bookingsA horn section changes a party, and Black Tie Party can bring one. Formed by a group of old friends, this Melbourne band scales from an acoustic...
Essential Groove
5 bookingsBand first, DJ second, or both on the one night. Essential Groove cover Melbourne weddings, corporate events, private functions and birthdays wit...
The Best Men
1 bookingA wedding can run through this act's whole day. Peter sings with acoustic guitar for the ceremony, then the full band takes over for dinner and d...
No backing tracks, no karaoke, nothing pre-recorded. This Melbourne funk outfit plays everything 100 percent live, and they'll tell you straight...
Male and female lead vocals share the front of this 6 piece, backed by piano, guitar, bass and drums, which opens up duets and a wider stretch of...
You get a say in every song. 5 Degrees take requests seriously enough to talk the set list through with you beforehand and make sure you're happy...
One musician or four: Affinity flexes to the size of the wedding. This Melbourne act has played the Hyatt, the Hilton, Leonda and most of the cit...
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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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