Solo piano earns its place across the calmer hours of a wedding day, and love songs are what Calvin Leung brings to those bookings. His repertoir...
Pianists Melbourne
Piano for the ceremony, the cocktail hour and the dinner: solo instrumental sets, singing pianists, and piano-led duos for a room that wants a little more. Browse the videos and song lists to find the player whose touch suits your day, then let us confirm the date.
Recording credits on over 100 songs, and a working history that covers keyboards, musical direction, production and songwriting. This Melbourne i...
Conversation carries on, and the music sits underneath it without asking for attention. Ally Eley sings and plays keys on her own, one voice over...
Dance tunes at one end and calmer power ballads at the other, sung solo. Brodie Wylde is a cover artist from Sunbury in Victoria, travelling up t...
As guests settle in for canapes or dinner at your wedding, Cara Jane makes a lot of sense on piano and vocals, with a soul and jazz influenced po...
Piano and voice, live, with nothing pre-recorded underneath. Dylan Jett has just come off a piano bar contract on a Caribbean cruise line, where...
Two quite separate performances live under one name: dressed formally, singing above her own keyboard, or holding an electric guitar and running...
As your guests drift from the ceremony into canapes, Gee Hicks makes sense: a Melbourne singer who can move from acoustic and jazz into soul, cou...
Two long careers shape Gin Jams: Frank's studio work has included albums with Judith Durham, Grace Knight, Michael Hutchence and Mark Moffatt, wh...
The keyboard, the mic and stand, and a PA running eight channels into a pair of eight inch speakers all belong to him. So booking Jam the Piano-M...
Piano while the canapes go round, then something with a pulse behind it once people start dancing: Jeremy Bennett is built for the part of a wedd...
Smaller, warmer weddings get the most out of this one, because the sound is built around Felicia's voice rather than volume. Take Lavely Music as...
Melbourne is the base here, with a travel radius of a hundred kilometres around it. You can book a voice on its own, or a voice with piano undern...
Sit down entertainment after the meal, when the room is happy to stop and watch something, is where this belongs on a wedding day. Christine Mane...
Soft acoustic vocals come first here, with Madeline paired with either guitar or piano, so the sound can stay stripped back or fill out a little...
Dinner is the hour to give this pair, when the recorded version gets pulled apart and rebuilt around acoustic guitar, piano and vocals so a weddi...
Nothing on the music stand. Phil Carroll keeps his whole book in his head, which is a few hundred songs deep. He sings while he plays, and the ma...
Piano and voice together, from one person, on jazz standards. Sharon Davis pitches it to sit underneath a room rather than run it, which is exact...
A duo out of Newport in Victoria, on keyboard, guitar and vocals, travelling statewide. Sicilian Honeymoon carry an eclectic list of around three...
Taner Remzi covers a lot of ground on one guitar. Retro classic rock, jazz standards, world music with Turkish and Spanish leanings, and his own...
Solo, duo or trio, plus DJ and MC, so one booking can cover a whole wedding day. Taylor Piggott plays Melbourne and works a looper into the live...
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Pianists: what couples ask
Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
Does the venue need a piano?
No. If the venue has no piano, the pianist brings one.
Which parts of the day suit a pianist?
The ceremony, the cocktail hour and dinner. Singing pianists can carry a whole afternoon; piano-led duos suit a room that wants a little more.
Will they learn our song?
Most will learn a song for the aisle or the first dance with notice.
Tell us about the day once.
We’ll match your brief against the current catalogue and send suitable entertainment options and quotes.