Wedding singer Nationwide travel
Solo guitar and voice, played close and quiet. Dan Challis works out of Kiama across acoustic, country and pop, both classic and current, and he'...
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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.
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Wedding singer up to 200 km travel
Indie folk with a looper, some faithful covers, some renditions that go somewhere else entirely, and originals written from the heart. Jessica Al...
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Acoustic duo up to 500 km travel
Benn Allen covers a wedding day from both sides of the desk: acoustic guitar and vocals live, then DJ decks later, with hosting in between if you...
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Wedding band Nationwide travel
Original Australian songs, mostly, drawn from four albums. The Water Runners are a Kiama folk band whose sound sits where bluegrass, country, tra...
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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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