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.
After your wedding dinner, Andy And Elia could bring singing and guitar into the reception with two distinct performing backgrounds behind the pa...
Natalie's voice is what the room notices: strong, soulful and big enough to fill a reception. Alex & Nat are a Melbourne acoustic duo; Alex has t...
It begins with a conversation about what you're actually picturing, before anything is booked. Alli & Andrew are based in Bendigo, and Alli is th...
Banjo, harmonica and a stomp box, with keys, guitar and tambourine passed between the same two pairs of hands. Ally Row are a Gunaikurnai and Gip...
From your guests' arrival through to the last dance, one act can carry the whole wedding here, and it starts with a cello. Annette Eldridge plays...
Berni would suit couples who want a husky, soulful singing voice to be a feature of their wedding music. The Melbourne singer and songwriter reac...
The room can move from an emotional aisle song into acoustic warmth and finally a lively DJ floor with Cassie Crawford and Vinny. Their male and...
Rock and roll, country rock and swing place Cee Jay Jones firmly in the sound of the fifties and sixties. He performs solo or in the duo Shake 2,...
Chantelle and Jon suit a couple who want the intimacy of a duo with much of the texture of a full wedding band. Chantelle brings lead vocals and...
Warmth and easy connection are at the heart of a room with Chris and Kelli playing. The Melbourne duo combines soulful vocals with musicianship a...
Claire and Cam suit couples who want acoustic music to grow naturally into singalongs and dancing. Guitar, vocals, percussion and stomp box creat...
Daniela Corso and Tony Dean suit couples who want acoustic intimacy without giving up the option of a bigger wedding sound. Daniela's vocals and...
The aisle is a natural place for Danielle Faour Music, because a requested song can be learned specifically for that wedding moment. Danielle als...
Dhiv Naidoo suits a couple who want live acoustic music informed by broad tastes rather than a single narrow influence. He has performed for smal...
Live acoustic music shaped by two performers is the sound Vicki Newman and Chris Annable bring as Duo101. The Melbourne pair has worked together...
If you want acoustic music for your ceremony and a DJ for the reception, ebonyplusdylan gives you both within one musical partnership. Ebony brin...
Jazz can swing or settle beneath conversation when Elissa Rodger gathers experienced Melbourne players for your wedding. You can begin with guita...
Erin And Aaron would suit couples who want acoustic music with a mix of jazz, Australian classics and chart songs at their wedding. The Melbourne...
Lively cover songs are a central part of Fiction Entertainment's sound, with wedding performances that also make space for romance and a relaxed...
Keyboard, two voices and a meeting of jazz, soul, funk and rhythm and blues define the sound of Fire and Ice. Sandra De Reland and Invanka Fernan...
Familiar songs arrive with a slightly quirky turn when Lisa Joy and Joseph Calderazzo perform together as Garden of Eden. The Bellarine pair can...
A catalogue of more than two hundred songs gives Gin Jams plenty of eras and moods to draw from. Gin Jams brings piano and vocals together, with...
Lead vocals from Hannah and guitar from Chris are the basis of this acoustic partnership, with both musicians having studied at WAAPA. For your w...
One act can shift from an acoustic duo to a jazz combo or a five piece band as your wedding changes pace. Headline Entertainment can begin with a...
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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.
