Paul Mason's guitar playing has a Jeff Beck tribute among its musical directions, alongside solo and full band performances you can explore for y...
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.
A featured set during your wedding reception could give Paula Baxter's soulful vocals an attentive place before the evening moves further into da...
Couples who want gentle background music to develop into a livelier reception could explore Rachael K and The Smoking Gun for their wedding. The...
Wedding drinks could have a jazz setting with Reminiscin', whose trio brings classic and modern material into a musical conversation around your...
If you want instrumental Brazilian music to have a place in your wedding, Ricardo Steyer Choro could be an appealing choice. The ensemble special...
Samba, bossa nova and Música Popular Brasileira shape Ricardo Steyer's solo performance, bringing Brazilian guitar and singing into an intimate f...
Couples who enjoy moving from jazz towards funk and soul could find a useful musical contrast in Sarah Davies Music. The performances focus on en...
Saxophone can mark your entrance into the wedding reception with Sax Team, making that arrival a musical feature of its own. The performance can...
Couples drawn to soul and RnB could enjoy Sela Moon's singing as a starting point for their wedding music. She usually performs with a guitarist...
Layered guitar loops sit around Shaun Baxter's soulful voice, giving your wedding music a textured musical direction to explore. His playing draw...
A favourite song learned for you is part of what Shulam can bring to wedding music, making a personal choice the starting point. Her acoustic app...
The same duo can accompany your ceremony and first dance through Soph & Tom, with several wedding moments included in their offering. Sophie Russ...
Wedding drinks could begin with SoundCliff's jazz trio, with saxophones, keyboard and drums giving the gathering its musical backdrop. The Sydney...
If big band music is part of your shared taste, Swing West could give your wedding a generous helping of jazz orchestra character. The Western Sy...
Couples who want jazz during drinks and more upbeat music later could find a natural wedding fit in Sydney Jazz Collective. Their wedding perform...
A warm piano and vocal atmosphere could greet your wedding guests with Tate & Lozz, before the music moves towards jazz, soul or funk later. Tate...
Vocals, acoustic and electric guitar, and percussion are among TB sounds' musical ingredients, giving your wedding an acoustic duo with different...
If you imagine subtle instrumental piano during your wedding gathering, Terence Koo offers a repertoire with jazz, selected pop songs and classic...
A piano and double bass duo can begin your wedding music, with The Graduates offering several ways to build the jazz ensemble around it. The Sydn...
A wedding with a taste for both jazz and country swing would have an intriguing companion in The Hokey Carmichaels. Pedal steel guitar meets horn...
Steel guitar and swing give The Jazz West Combo a sound that could add a country inflection to your wedding jazz. The repertoire includes tunes b...
For the stretch of your wedding when everyone is ready to join in, The Oompah Loompah Band offers an appealing mix of brass and audience particip...
A wedding with a festive theme could find its musical sparkle in The Smokin' Snowflakes and their Christmas repertoire. The female vocalists perf...
Older and newer sounds come together in The Soul Acoustics duo, giving your wedding music more than one musical period to explore. They bring sub...
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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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