Jamieson Postle will suit couples who want one acoustic approach linking the ceremony, canapes and reception. He performs solo or as a duo, using guitar loops and vocal harmonies to add layers to the live sound. A full wedding option can carry music through the day and add a DJ set when the reception turns towards dancing. That gives you a clear way to keep the musical character connected while changing format for each part of the celebration. A natural choice for a couple who prefers one performer or duo to stay with the wedding from ceremony to party.
Watch Jamieson Postle perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Jamieson Postle owns all his gear, so nothing needs hiring in. Power is the one thing worth sorting early. He can play without it, but the setup changes depending on the answer, so he needs to know before the day rather than on arrival. Check whether your venue has an outlet near where you want the music, and tell him either way when you enquire. Everything else he brings himself.
The full day wedding option is the one that covers everything. Jamieson Postle plays the ceremony, then canapes, then the reception, and handles the DJ sets that fill the spaces between, so the music never stops and you're not coordinating separate suppliers around each other. Shorter bookings work too. He plays parties, corporate nights and weddings solo or as a duo, so tell him the size of the room and what part of the day you need covered, and he'll shape it from there.
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