Flower power and sixties Britain shape Austin Flowers and the Morris Minors, for couples who want a wedding dance floor with a clear era of its own. Austin fronts a six piece Melbourne band devoted to music by The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, The Who, The Animals, The Hollies, Small Faces, Cream and Spencer Davis. The presentation leans fully into flower power, so this is a themed live show rather than a general covers set with a few older songs. That clarity makes it easy to know whether their particular sense of fun matches the celebration you have in mind. Bring them in once the floor opens, when your guests can dance their way into the decade with the band.
Watch Austin Flowers and the Morris Minors perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Six musicians, one PA, and all of it theirs. Nothing needs hiring in and nothing needs borrowing from the venue. What the room does need to give them is floor: a stage or clear area big enough for six people and the equipment, with power to hand, and ideally a bit of space in front for the dancing that tends to break out.
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