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...
Acoustic Duos
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.
Guitar and a big voice over backing tracks, running the hits from the fifties to the year 2000. Alex Matthews plays solo, or as a duo with a drum...
Sixties through nineties classics, then pop, RnB, soul, disco and rock and roll, all from one voice. Alicia Vanessa sings the church service solo...
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...
A live sax line over a small setup is the first thing your guests would notice here, and it's easy to picture during canapes or that stretch afte...
Reggae, soul, rock and roll and pop, fronted by Sarah on guitar and lead vocals. Recognisable titles come early, among them Wicked Game, Johnny B...
Becky sings at the front of Between the Covers, and that Queensland Conservatorium music degree comes through as control and ease rather than any...
Five players out of Melbourne, with the option to strip back to a two or three piece acoustic line-up inside the same booking. That flexibility c...
This duo will suit you if you want more drive than a typical acoustic pair, especially for a wedding where canapes roll into dancing without a bi...
This suits a wedding where you'd rather keep things easy and familiar, with songs your guests already know by heart. Charlie and Fi are a Melbour...
Canapes and arrivals get the quiet option here, guzheng or acoustic guitar underneath the conversation while people find their seats. From there...
During canapes or over dinner at your wedding, this act fits neatly, since you can keep it to Christine Manetta singing alongside piano or guitar...
Every ABBA hit, and there are plenty of them, delivered by a full band behind a choreographed stage production. High energy and interactive, so y...
A trained tenor voice over guitar and ukulele, working across material from the 50s to now. Elvis is part of it, down to full performances in cha...
Three different bookings live under one name, which is unusual and genuinely useful when you are planning a whole day. Danomite work as a strippe...
Based in Melbourne, Deauwd Soul starts as a duo of vocals and percussion with guitar and backing vocals, then can grow to a quartet with bass and...
An acoustic duo sound is the first thing you'll notice here: vocals and guitar shaped around a broad song list that can move from current chart s...
Four musicians from Melbourne, with Natalie out front on vocals, Alex on guitar, Damian on bass and Gino on drums. Nothing Easy Street play sits...
Swing, or the same songbook taken right down so people can talk over it. Elissa Rodger fronts jazz players carrying a deep stock of standards, am...
Dinner and the hours either side of it are where Marion and Hauke sit most comfortably, two people with a voice and an acoustic guitar and nothin...
Fiction will suit you if you want one act that can cover nearly the whole wedding day, from music as guests arrive to a full reception dance floo...
A pair of feet working percussion, plus beatboxing, is what separates this duo from the rest. Nath handles the bottom end and the groove himself...
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...
Couples who like the idea of jazz at their wedding but wouldn't know a good trio from a bad one will get the most out of this Melbourne outfit. O...
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Acoustic Duos: what couples ask
Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
Which parts of the day suit a duo?
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.
Can a duo play our first dance?
Yes. Send the song when you book and most duos will learn it if it is not already on their list.
How long does a duo play?
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.
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