At the ceremony or another quiet wedding moment, Calvin Leung can shape the music around the occasion rather than one fixed genre. The available...
Pianists
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.
Melbourne Piano Player could suit couples who want instrumental piano at their wedding and are interested in a musician with an extensive recordi...
Piano could give your wedding music a sense of continuity from the ceremony into the celebration afterwards. Ben Martin brings more than thirty y...
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...
The room hears a confident voice with notable range when Bella Deer steps into the performance. Her original music can be presented solo or with...
While guests eat and talk, Broad Spectrum Placebo can keep the wedding gentle with acoustic covers before taking the music somewhere less expecte...
Dance songs can give way to calmer power ballads as Brodie Wylde reads what the room wants from a solo covers set. The Sunbury performer centres...
The ceremony and dinner give Cara Jane space to bring soul and jazz influenced pop into a wedding before the night changes direction. She has per...
Chilled acoustic pop and smooth jazz reveal one side of Dylan Jett's fully live piano and vocal performance. The other is an energetic piano bar...
Elegant vocals with keyboard can give your wedding ceremony or dinner a poised musical centre. If the celebration calls for a livelier turn, Evel...
The ceremony is a natural place for Gee Hicks to begin a wedding shaped by careful song choices and warm live vocals. Fifteen years of performanc...
A catalogue of more than two hundred songs gives Gin Jams plenty of eras and moods to draw from. Gin Jams brings piano and vocals together, with...
The room feels part of the performance when Jam the Piano Man turns popular songs into an interactive piano bar experience. His repertoire holds...
Canapes are where Jeremy Bennett can begin your wedding with piano and vocals, before beats and DJ selections carry the room towards dancing. Liv...
Acoustic background music can build into energetic dance songs when Jono shapes a wedding set around the changing mood of the room. His material...
Joss Russell should suit couples who want a wedding performer with a vast repertoire and an approach shaped around the people in the room. Perfor...
Lavely Music should suit couples who want an intimate wedding soundtrack built around their own memories and musical preferences. Led by Felicia'...
The room feels personal when LIV performs, because love and emotion are central to the way she presents her music. Her inspiration comes from bot...
A seated feature during the wedding reception lets this Nina Simone tribute draw guests into the artist's music and personal story. Vocalist and...
A warm, inviting mood is central to Lumen Duo's soulful wedding sound, with Jess's vocals and Jack's multi instrumental work forming the partners...
Madeline suits couples who want a solo voice or acoustic duo shaped closely around their own wedding music. Her vocals can be paired with either...
A ceremony or reflective reception feature is where Marcia Howard's voice and storytelling can give a wedding a deeply personal musical pause. Sh...
A listening moment after the wedding ceremony could suit Mother Culture's intimate live approach with acoustic guitar, piano and voices. Brothers...
More than three hundred and fifty songs played from memory give Pianoman Phil a broad starting point for requests at your wedding. Phil Carroll's...
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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.