Once the wedding floor opens, Booboo & The Bear have a clear aim: get people dancing and make the celebration feel playful. The Victorian duo performs music from the fifties through the nineties and beyond, using a full band sound in a two person format. Their themed shows cover reggae, the Blues Brothers, sixties retro classics and disco, each with costume changes that give the night a different character. You could choose the theme closest to your taste or let several styles mark different parts of the reception. They belong late in the day, when fun and dancing can take over from the formal moments.
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Dancing, mostly. That is what the pair are aiming at, and the themed shows are how they get there: the disco set, the reggae set and the Blues Brothers set each come with their own costumes and their own mood, so the night has shape rather than just running one song into the next. Two players covering fifty years of hits with a full band sound behind them. Pick one theme or work several into the night, and either way the floor is meant to fill.
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