Drinks after the ceremony, or a long dinner, is where this sits most comfortably. Lachlan Alexander works through the great American songbook, Si...
Jazz Bands
Jazz for the drinks and the dinner: a trio or quartet that sits under conversation, then lifts the room when the tables clear. Standards, swing, soul and the songs couples love, played live. Browse their videos to hear how they fill a room before you decide.
Anyone tired of hearing the same acoustic duo at every wedding they attend should stop on this one. Le Nuvole are guitar and cello, an unusual pa...
Walking down the aisle to a song learnt properly for you, rather than a recording faded in, is where this booking starts. Madison split a wedding...
Couples who want the music underneath their day rather than in front of it will get further with two players than with a band. Dave McGuire handl...
A full brass and reed line-up across a Brisbane stage, seventeen players deep, is the first thing your guests will register. Mango Jam play swing...
Most people book her singing with a guitar and nothing else, but a second musician, three players or a full band can be brought in when the space...
One person, a piano and a voice, working around Brisbane. Meg Burstow plays jazz and jazzy pop covers, offered as background entertainment, so th...
Acoustic and gentle for a ceremony, something jazzier across dinner, then a proper party sound after dark: what you hear tracks the format you bo...
An even tone, and a singer who can tell what a room wants next. Melissa Roma has a decade of gigs behind her, plus a performance degree from the...
This one suits a couple who want two different moods from the same pair of musicians across one day. Anya sings and plays violin, Jane is on keyb...
Canapes are where Miss Elm sits most naturally, with two 45 minute sets covering that stretch and one or two songs of your choosing played during...
Two people, about two metres by three of floor space, and a power point covers what Mood Indigo need from a Brisbane venue. If your wedding cerem...
Bookings are built from blocks of twenty five minute sets and you pick how many, so an hour gets two and a four hour evening gets eight. Natasha...
Dinner, when people want music worth listening to rather than something to shout over, is where this fits a wedding day. Pauline Maudy is an awar...
Couples who want one supplier across a whole day, quiet early and loud late, are the ones this is built for. Phat Sauce run nine line-ups under t...
Accordion and violin next to saxophone, percussion and vocal harmonies, drawing on Latin, jazz, funk, blues, gypsy and soul without settling into...
Four players is the usual booking, though a fifth can be added out front, or the number dropped to three where the room is tighter. Robin & Sons...
Born in Spain and immersed in music from an early age, Rodrigo Santiago took up guitar after hearing some of the instrument's great players. He f...
Solo is the starting point here, and everything else builds upward: add a cellist, a pianist or a second guitarist, depending on the sound you wa...
A voice, a guitar and a set of decks all turn up, and which one leads depends on what your night needs. Sartika covers pop, jazz, R&B, soul and r...
Vows first, dancing much later, and Shani Miriam is set up to carry both ends of that day. She sings and plays keys with jazz and R&B underneath,...
Think of the stretch after the speeches when the dance floor needs a reason to fill, because funk, disco and jazz get fused here rather than play...
Bookable as one player or as a pair, this Brisbane saxophone act travels up to 100 km from home. Jazz standards and contemporary songs make up th...
Two decades of solo work sit behind Stu, and his set shifts as the night does. Early on it's nylon string fingerstyle, quiet enough to talk over....
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Jazz Bands: what couples ask
Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
Which part of the day suits a jazz band?
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.
Is jazz too quiet for dancing?
Not necessarily. Tell the band what you want the last hour to feel like and most will build to it.
Trio or quartet?
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.
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