Nothing gets lifted off a standard list here, because each wedding ceremony gets its music written for it. Two decades of paid playing sit behind...
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.
Guitar, violin and two gorgeous voices, in a live show they describe as feel-good and built on charm and songwriting. Anna and Jordan came up thr...
Two players from the Sunshine Coast, working with violin, guitar and vocal harmony pitched tightly against each other. JC and the Tree are indie...
Two hours and more of music for the harp, carried in his head, with no stand anywhere in sight. Kim Kirkman has played professionally for over th...
Harp and violin together is a lovely, slightly unexpected pairing, and it is what Sunny Strings do on the Sunshine Coast. The list ranges from Pi...
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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.
Tell us about the day once.
We’ll match your brief against the current catalogue and send suitable entertainment options and quotes.