The room can begin with nostalgic voice and piano, then change gear when Holly Terrens moves behind the decks. This Brisbane singer, pianist, fla...
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.
Country storytelling, rockabilly swing and bluegrass momentum give Jack Lorry's music its unmistakable rural character. His songs move from old t...
Quick wit, piano and live vocals meet in the cheeky drag performance Jacqui Randa brings to a room. She can work in a piano bar style, take on we...
Piano, accordion and bagpipes give Jake three very different musical colours to bring into a wedding. That variety lets you think beyond one inst...
Jake Bristow will suit couples who want one performer able to move between acoustic calm, jazz colour and a lively piano bar mood. His work spans...
The room takes on an earthy, reflective warmth when JC and the Tree bring violin, guitar and harmonies together. This Sunshine Coast duo works in...
A polished, fun atmosphere can build through the wedding when Josh Needham adapts his live sets to the particular flow of the day. His experience...
A relaxed gathering with a little lift in the mood is the wedding setting that comes to mind for Meg Burstow. A past client describes her music a...
Warm singing gives Meg Kiddle's music a starting point for a wedding meal where you want a live voice alongside the conversation. She performs co...
Dedicated sets of fifties and sixties music give Michael S a clear direction for a wedding reception with a love of early rock and roll. His solo...
Couples who enjoy new songwriting as well as cover songs could find a wedding connection in Millie Atlas's pop and folk influences. Her original...
Couples drawn to intimate jazz but keen to include pop at their wedding may enjoy Mint Duo's blend of musical styles. Anya sings and plays violin...
Guitar, piano and rhythmic stomp give Ned Walker several musical colours to bring into a solo wedding performance. Duo options pair him with Todd...
If you like a solo performer who builds a layered live sound, Oliver Keys offers singing, guitar and looping as part of his wedding music. He per...
The ceremony is where Renat Yusupov's cello could give your wedding its most graceful musical pause. His available formats range from solo cello...
Five years of wedding experience sit behind Sam Bannink's live performances, giving you an established wedding background to consider alongside t...
Piano loving couples could enjoy Sam Gogia's singing and playing as a musical centre for a quieter stretch of their wedding. He sometimes brings...
Your walk down the aisle can have piano and vocals from Shani Miriam, with music continuing into later wedding moments if you choose. The singer...
Couples who want an acoustic beginning with a more energetic evening ahead could enjoy exploring Stacey & Luke's duo performance. They move throu...
Piano and vocals sit alongside accordion and trumpet options in Swingtime's offering, giving you different musical colours to consider for your w...
Jazz, pop, soul, R&B and country all have a place in Taliesha Harris's repertoire, giving your wedding music a broad set of starting points. Her...
Soulful vocals, keyboard and backing tracks give Taylah Sings a sound that can move from heartfelt love songs into dance music for your wedding....
Drinks after your ceremony could begin with voice and piano from The Soulinas, with a DJ performance to consider for later in the wedding. The du...
Couples drawn to vocal harmonies and acoustic instrumental detail could find a wedding connection in Those Folk. Guitars, accordion, mandolin and...
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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.