The room takes on an intimate Southern character when Half Pint settle into jazz standards, blues and bossa nova. Contemporary jazz and original...
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.
Cool lounge jazz gives the room a composed, easy feeling while guests settle in and talk. Honey Hive pairs Kristina Frazer's vocals with Karl Jav...
James Sewell will suit couples who want saxophone to appear in more than one musical shape across their wedding. He can perform as a roving saxop...
Three hours of continuous singing and piano gives Jason Paris a striking way to hold a wedding room without scheduled breaks. His classic song ch...
Jodi should suit couples who want their wedding music to have an independent artist's voice as well as broad genre flexibility. The Sydney singer...
The ceremony or first dance is where Joseph Raso can shape romantic ballads around the emotional centre of a wedding. His repertoire also include...
Soulful warmth, funky rhythm and an inclusive spirit can spread through the wedding room when Kara Coen and The FireFlies perform. Kara's voice h...
Couples who want piano at dinner and a livelier singalong later can build both moods from the Keys and Crash formats. The central trio combines s...
The room can glide from dinner jazz into pop and funk when Kirsten Allison shapes the music across a wedding. Her repertoire spans decades, with...
Lady Jam will suit couples who want soulful vocals at dinner and funk or disco when the wedding floor opens. The repertoire crosses soul, jazz, r...
Lisa Genovese should suit couples who want a trained voice, broad repertoire and detailed collaboration around their wedding music. A classically...
The ceremony is where Lisa Morgan's wide vocal range can be shaped most closely around the meaning and traditions of a wedding. Her styles includ...
Live saxophone can glide over a DJ set or sit within a full ensemble, bringing both polish and party energy to your wedding. Eli Vanunu's reperto...
Strings playing tunes guests will recognise before the second bar: Canon in D, A Thousand Years, Can't Help Falling In Love, Somewhere Over The R...
During the wedding drinks hour, Maxi S. could start your celebration with singing and acoustic guitar before a DJ set takes the evening onwards....
A fresh arrangement of a cover song could make Mckenzie & Jon an interesting choice for your wedding's musical centrepiece. They put their own in...
As your wedding moves from drinks towards the reception, Mesmer could follow that shift with mellow covers and more upbeat music. The duo combine...
A nostalgic mood with a swing in its step is a wedding possibility with Mickey's Jazz Club and its Disney inspired repertoire. The six piece jazz...
Wedding drinks with room for a little musical spontaneity are an inviting setting to consider for MiSa Jazz. The act combines jazz with improvise...
A singer who can move from a live duo to a party band and then DJ gives Miss Renee Simone several roles in your wedding music. The duo pairs her...
The ceremony and early reception are natural places for Moondance to draw on classical, folk and jazz before moving towards soul, pop or rock. Th...
A jazz atmosphere with a contemporary song at its heart is a wedding direction Music Lovers can help you explore. The act transforms modern favou...
Couples who want jazz around drinks and more swing or rock and roll later could explore Night Owls for their wedding music. The lineup includes k...
For couples who want live music to move towards a party, Party Anthem Band offers covers with both male and female voices at the front. The group...
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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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