B Sharp
1 bookingA seventeen piece band playing classic swing arrangements is the central musical prospect with B Sharp for your wedding reception. Founded and di...
Acts based across Melbourne, from the bayside suburbs to the inner north, the west and the outer east. Whether you are marrying in a laneway warehouse, a Yarra Valley winery, on the Mornington Peninsula or in the Macedon Ranges, tell us the venue and we will confirm who is available for your date.
A seventeen piece band playing classic swing arrangements is the central musical prospect with B Sharp for your wedding reception. Founded and di...
Jazz, swing and blues form Feed The Cats' sound, with singing and congas from Paul Dawber alongside guitar, saxophone, trumpet, double bass and d...
Jazz, swing and bebop meet reworked pop songs in Moonglow's repertoire, giving your wedding a blend of older jazz material and more contemporary...
Singing in English and French is one of the features to explore with After Hours, whose five piece jazz group includes lead vocalist Isabelle Rey...
As drinks begin to circulate, Christine Manetta can lead a duo with guitar or piano before a larger group enters the wedding picture. The availab...
A featured moment after the wedding speeches could give Flash Poetry the room to turn guest suggestions into an improvised lyrical journey. The P...
Three separate shows let Gatsby Party Central move a wedding from quiet jazz into a full evening of swing. Speak Easy offers a duo or trio for at...
A full six member sound and a wide spread of dance songs give Good Sugar an inclusive room filling mood. Male and female material crosses classic...
When your wedding guests gather again after the ceremony, a touch of boogie could be an inviting way to shift the mood. Honk Stomp draw on boogie...
The drinks hour could be a lovely place for Mel Searle and her jazz duo, letting you begin the celebration with a vocalist who also directs music...
Brass house covers give Not My Circus a distinctive sound to consider for a wedding with music at its lively centre. The group can perform on a s...
The contrast between pop, jazz, blues and Latin music is part of Sarah Maclaine's singing, giving your wedding several styles to explore through...
Shirazz would suit couples who want the sound of twenties and thirties traditional jazz to give their wedding reception a distinctive character....
For the drinks hour at your wedding, Sugar Blue would be a warm choice if you like jazz with a little reggae and funk woven through it. Pete Mich...
Forties inspired arrangements of millennial pop anthems are part of The Cover Girls' vintage approach, giving your wedding music a connection bet...
Live jazz accompanying classic screen comedy is the defining idea of The Sounds Of Silent, a five piece Melbourne band to consider for your weddi...
Tony Rebeiro And The Bureau could suit couples who like jazz swing with some of the energy of a rock performance at their wedding. Tony's early m...
Reception drinks could be an appealing starting point for Trumpet, whose jazz repertoire moves from bebop to bossa nova for your wedding. Vocalis...
Essential Groove suits couples who want to consider a live band, a DJ or both within one wedding plan. The Melbourne act presents creativity and...
A personal atmosphere is part of The Best Men's wedding offering, from acoustic ballads to rock, jazz and Top 40 music shaped around your tastes....
Horns hit, and dancing is the whole promise, every note of it played live. Everything is played live, no backing tracks, by professional musician...
Saxophone can add a live edge without interrupting the flow of a wedding, and that's where Arin Grigg becomes interesting. He works solo, perform...
For an evening with a swinging, vintage feel, B# gives you music that can reach from the thirties through to later dance eras. The repertoire inc...
As guests move between parts of your wedding, Beat The Heat can travel with them as a roving brass band. The group can range from four performers...
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Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
The drinks and the dinner: music that sits under conversation and sets a mood. Later in the night, many jazz bands move into swing, soul and funk to open the floor.
Not necessarily. Tell the band what you want the last hour to feel like and most will build to it.
A trio suits a smaller room and a mellow evening. A quartet, or a band with a singer, suits a bigger room and a night that ends on the floor.
We’ll match your brief against the current catalogue and send suitable entertainment options and quotes.