Two voices, a guitar, and a set that fits the quieter parts of the day: the walk down the aisle, drinks in the garden, a long lunch under the trees. Many duos also build up for the dance floor later on. Browse the videos, save the ones that sound like you, and we will check your date.
Instrumental jazz or a larger brass band gives Easy Street several ways to shape your wedding music, from a small ensemble to eight musicians. Th...
Reception drinks could begin with Indigo Blue's guitar and voice duo, whose Sydney wedding offering can move from lounge music towards party sets...
Acoustic versions of popular songs give Acoustic Mix a relaxed musical character, with inspiration drawn from Angus and Julia Stone, Missy Higgin...
A wedding reception could move from ballads into pop dance songs with Acoustic Grooves, whose Sydney duo combines Sinead Lee's lead singing with...
An ambient instrumental mood is one way Mimosa could sit within your wedding, with guitar and violin forming the sound of this Sydney duo. Their...
An elegant atmosphere could give your wedding gathering a gentle beginning with Stella, whose Stella McCoy Duo moves between jazz ballads and roc...
Jazz, soul, pop, funk, pub classics and dance tunes, all from the same two people. Chantelle and David, who are About Time, work out the music wi...
Guitar and voice, starting soft enough to talk over. Afterglow Acoustics open with ambient songs while your guests settle, then lift the tempo th...
Well suited to a couple who want one duo able to go either way: upbeat when the room needs a lift, quieter when people want to talk. Aimes Music...
Well suited to a couple who want one pair of musicians to move with the day, from a hushed ceremony to more pulse by the reception. Alba & Svet a...
For couples who love the romance of strings, April Cello keeps wedding music current rather than overly formal. She layers cello parts through lo...
The room gets friendly energy, close harmonies and a long run of memorable rock and roll songs from Backlash. Tom David founded the act in 1982 a...
During wedding dinner, Big Love Music can begin with Sammy's voice and Joel's piano before expanding into a larger group. The Sydney act is avail...
Blyss can move from light acoustic music into a dancing crowd without asking you to change performers halfway through the wedding. Alyssa's vocal...
Soft vocals and expressive guitar give Brendan Murphy’s performances a sound you might choose for a wedding with a gentle musical starting point....
For a couple who enjoy vocal harmonies and fresh versions of classics, Cass & Andy could be a musical choice for your wedding reception. The trio...
Every note from Celeste Strings is played live and from memory, with accompanying tracks adding breadth to the elegant sound. That combination gi...
A lead voice paired with guitar and backing vocals gives Christine Sydney's duo its clear musical identity. Their covers stretch from songs of ea...
The walk down the aisle is already part of what Dane J and Chloe Kay offer as a Sydney duo. Chloe brings a powerful soul and blues voice, while D...
Deuce suits couples who want a Newcastle acoustic duo capable of bridging vintage soul and modern funk. India Rhiahn leads with smooth vocals and...
A DJ with saxophone and live vocals could be one way to shape your wedding evening with Diamond Beat. The Sydney act also offers duos and a band...
Drums, keys and layered vocal harmonies give Dirty Grooves a sound described as much larger than two players. Clint Bramston handles drums while...
For a wedding where you want the songs to take on a character of their own, Double Shot Music has plenty to explore. Harmonies and guitar solos s...
As the wedding settles into a shared musical moment, Dylan and Jayme can turn to songs guests already hold close. Their repertoire combines curre...
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Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
The ceremony, the drinks and a relaxed dinner are the natural home. Many duos also build to a fuller sound later in the night, so one act can carry a smaller wedding from the aisle to the last dance.
Yes. Send the song when you book and most duos will learn it if it is not already on their list.
A ceremony booking usually covers the arrival music, the processional, the signing and the walk back out. Drinks are typically an hour or two. Reception bookings run in sets, like a band.
We’ll match your brief against the current catalogue and send suitable entertainment options and quotes.
