Acoustic guitar at the ceremony, then piano as dinner settles in: Damian Khoury works across both, so your guests would notice the change in colour as the wedding moves from one part of the day to the next. He's based in Buderim on the Sunshine Coast and adapts to the room instead of sticking to one fixed run of songs, which is handy if your plans are relaxed or the mood shifts on the night. There's DJ work in the mix too, so live music early on can roll into a dance floor later without bringing in someone else. The practical side is simple: he brings his own guitar, piano setup and PA, and just needs power nearby plus a sensible spot to unload. If that sounds like the kind of flexible setup you want, have a listen, watch the videos, or send an enquiry from this page.
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Nothing needs to be waiting for him at the venue. Damian arrives with the guitar, the piano rig and a PA of his own, which covers both halves of a booking where he plays live early and takes over the dance floor later. A power supply near where he sets up, and somewhere reasonable to unload, is the practical side of it. Worth telling him the size and shape of the room when you enquire so he brings the right amount of sound for it.
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