Clear vocals kept at the centre of the music give Nathan Squire a distinctive approach to a relaxed wedding atmosphere. He performs classic covers and folk originals, with an emphasis on keeping the mood easygoing without raising the volume. You can consider solo, duo or band options, choosing how many performers you want around those songs. A conversation about the balance of covers and original material could help make the music reflect what you enjoy listening to together. The time when everyone gathers after the ceremony feels particularly inviting for his gentler vocal approach.
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For anything over 30 minutes Nathan Squire needs mains power, so tell him at enquiry if your spot doesn't have any and he'll bring a battery instead. The other thing worth mentioning is shade. Playing in full sun is hard on both the performer and the instruments, so if there's no natural cover where you want him set up, he'll pack a gazebo and bring that along too.
Three configurations here. Nathan Squire solo, the duo, or the full band, and the choice mostly comes down to how big the room is and whether you want people dancing or talking. Solo suits a ceremony or a long relaxed afternoon. The band is for when the night has to move. Tell him what the event is when you enquire and he'll tell you which one he'd send.
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