Aleese Sharp will suit you if you want a wedding singer whose set can lean tender and current, then slip into jazz standards without changing the whole feel of the day. The song list runs from A Thousand Years, Yellow and Thinking Out Loud to Dream a Little Dream of Me, Fly Me to the Moon and Cheek to Cheek, so ceremony music, canapes or a relaxed dinner all make sense here. And the handiest detail is practical, not flashy. Aleese uses her own sound gear and a battery-powered speaker, so music can happen in spots that usually get awkward, like a garden ceremony, the lawn, the beach or a marquee before power is sorted. If your plans are around Sydney and within 100 km, that setup could make the choice a lot simpler.
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All the sound gear is Aleese's own, and the speaker runs on battery, which is the useful part. No power point required, no lead trailing across the floor, no hunting for the nearest outlet. That opens up spots most singers can't take on: a garden ceremony, a lawn, a beach, a marquee before the generator arrives. Show her where you want the music and that's where it happens.
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