Wedding violinist up to 200 km travel
One violinist rather than an ensemble, playing live over backing tracks chosen to suit each piece, which keeps the footprint small. Elisha works...
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Wedding Violinists
A violin carries a ceremony: the processional, the quiet moment of the signing, and the walk back out as a married couple. Classical pieces sit beside modern arrangements of the songs you love, solo or with backing. Browse the videos, save the ones that move you, and we will check your date.
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Wedding violinist up to 100 km travel
Start at the aisle: the ceremony option runs thirty minutes while people find seats, then live playing across the walk, the registry and the exit...
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Wedding violinist Nationwide travel
Canapes, when guests are spread across a lawn with drinks and half of them are talking, is exactly where this sits. NIMA Creates plays live violi...
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Wedding violinist up to 50 km travel
Couples whose guest list carries more than one musical tradition will get the most from this, because the repertoire stretches a long way across...
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Wedding violinist Australia wide travel
Couples who want one instrument doing the work, and a player who can turn from an old hit to something current without a fuss, should take a look...
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Wedding violinist Nationwide travel
Twenty years of playing has given Tahnaya Wynne a repertoire that goes well past the usual wedding violin fare. Classical and contemporary, yes,...
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Acoustic duo up to 100 km travel
One musician building the piece in front of you: flute, violin, voice and xylophone, each caught by a loop pedal and stacked live under the next....
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Acoustic duo up to 100 km travel
Nylon string guitar under a flute, and then the flute gives way to a violin. Amlantino are Amla, who plays both flute and violin, and Valentino o...
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Wedding band up to 200 km travel
Strings through the ceremony that your guests recognise, because Animata choose music people enjoy listening to. The standard string quartet repe...
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Acoustic duo Nationwide travel
The first thing guests notice is the electric violin, bright enough to cut through the room whether it’s taking the spotlight or sitting under th...
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Acoustic duo Statewide travel
As guests move from the ceremony into canapés, Fidel Monk suits a wedding that wants acoustic music with a bit more grit and character than the u...
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Acoustic duo up to 50 km travel
Based in Melbourne, Glass Divas is a short feature act rather than a full set, built around a glass violin with LED lighting, operatic vocals and...
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Wedding band up to 200 km travel
Anyone after a wedding day that stays live from the aisle to the last dance, without hiring three separate acts, should read Jane and Lisa's opti...
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Wedding band up to 50 km travel
There's an effect a live violin has on a room, and recorded music never quite reaches it. Melbourne Violin Co put players into weddings, funerals...
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Wedding band up to 200 km travel
Couples after one instrument holding the whole day together, without volume, should stop here. It's violin over backing, and the backing is negot...
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Acoustic duo up to 100 km travel
Violin and guitar, with hot club jazz sitting underneath songs you already know. The Breath Aways take pop, rock and standards and bend them some...
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Wedding Violinists: what couples ask
Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
Which moments suit a violinist?
The processional, the signing and the walk back out, then the drinks. A violinist with backing can carry a longer set.
Can they play modern songs?
Yes. Most carry pop and film arrangements alongside the classical pieces. Many list their songs on their profiles.
Solo violin, or with another player?
A solo violin keeps a ceremony intimate. A violin with guitar, piano or cello adds warmth and fills a bigger space.
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We’ll match your brief against the current catalogue and send suitable entertainment options and quotes.