A harp turns a ceremony into an occasion: the arrival, the aisle, the signing, then something soft while the drinks go round. It suits a garden, a chapel or a small dining room. Browse their videos to hear the instrument in a real setting.
If you want the warm sound of a harp to be part of your wedding, Sydney Harpist Eva offers a solo performance with several repertoire directions...
The ceremony is a natural place for Aura Strings to bring live instrumental colour into your wedding without making the moment feel crowded. The...
Kate Moloney should suit couples who want the refined sound of harp to give their wedding an elegant, welcoming atmosphere. The Southern Sydney h...
You will notice Lozz Benson leading from both drums and vocals, an unusual centre for a Country and Western wedding band. Lineups range from solo...
Harp and singing give Melanie Trapman a distinctive combination to consider for the quieter, more attentive moments of your wedding. She performs...
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Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
The arrival of guests, the aisle, the signing and the drinks afterwards. It also suits a small, intimate reception dinner.
Yes. Most carry pop, film and folk arrangements as well as the classical pieces. Many list their songs on their profiles.
We’ll match your brief against the current catalogue and send suitable entertainment options and quotes.
