During wedding drinks, a piano and saxophone duo from One More Time Music would give you two instrumental sounds to place at the centre of the ga...
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.
Jazz standards, saxophone and flute are part of the musical picture with Plan B, fronted by singer Anna Quayle in a quartet setting. Their repert...
If a large live ensemble is part of the wedding you imagine, Project Swing brings twenty musicians to its big band sound. Jazz and swing classics...
Swing music from its golden age and beyond is the focus of Rhythm Capital, a Canberra band built around music for dancing. Louis Armstrong, Chick...
If you want instrumental Brazilian music to have a place in your wedding, Ricardo Steyer Choro could be an appealing choice. The ensemble special...
An unhurried, melodic atmosphere is one way to picture Rob McMullan Jazz during your wedding drinks, with guitar interpretations of jazz, bossa a...
A little jazz conversation could give your wedding drinks their own character, with Robin & Sons drawing on hard bop and Latin styles. Founded by...
During wedding drinks, Rodrigo Santiago's guitar could introduce a meeting of flamenco, Latin music and jazz to the gathering. Born in Spain, he...
Baritone guitar gives Roo Friend's blend of blues, folk and jazz a distinctive starting point for the music at your wedding. He plays standards a...
Fiddle and clawhammer banjo lead Ross Smithard and Up Jumped Trouble, putting Appalachian music at the heart of a possible wedding bush dance. Gu...
Soul and jazz singing sit at the centre of Royal Suite, with older standards forming part of the group's broad repertoire. For your wedding, you...
A smooth, soulful approach to jazz, blues and contemporary covers connects Sarah And Jamie, giving your wedding music a particular character to e...
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...
The contrast between pop, jazz, blues and Latin music is part of Sarah Maclaine's singing, giving your wedding several styles to explore through...
During wedding drinks, Sax On The Side could introduce Sony's singing alongside Andrew's soulful saxophone as guests settle into the gathering. T...
Shirazz would suit couples who want the sound of twenties and thirties traditional jazz to give their wedding reception a distinctive character....
A lively band party with a horn section is the atmosphere to picture with Soul City during your wedding reception. The nine piece group specialis...
Wedding drinks could begin with SoundCliff's jazz trio, with saxophones, keyboard and drums giving the gathering its musical backdrop. The Sydney...
Wedding drinks could have a vintage jazz character with Sugar And Spice, the Perth partnership of singer Fifi Mondello and guitarist Glenn Rogers...
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...
Piano and vocals sit alongside accordion and trumpet options in Swingtime's offering, giving you different musical colours to consider for your w...
If you imagine subtle instrumental piano during your wedding gathering, Terence Koo offers a repertoire with jazz, selected pop songs and classic...
Forties inspired arrangements of millennial pop anthems are part of The Cover Girls' vintage approach, giving your wedding music a connection bet...
For a wedding with a fondness for vintage dress and vocal harmony, The Gowrie Gals have a lovely sense of occasion. Their three voices draw inspi...
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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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