The act
A cheeky, colourful mood could arrive with Princess Laya, whose feathers, sequins and showgirl styling give a wedding feature an immediate visual character. She performs lip sync numbers and can either make a surprise entrance in costume or mingle with guests before the show. Hosting, roving entertainment and helping with planned games or speeches are also options, giving you different ways to involve her in the celebration. The moment after dinner feels like a playful place for a costumed entrance, once you and your guests are ready to turn from the meal towards a shared performance.
See Princess Laya play
Watch Princess Laya perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
What it costs
Pricing
Quote on enquiry
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Pricing is confirmed before anything is booked. GST and travel are shown clearly on the quote.
Good to know
What to expect
Princess Laya arrives a few minutes early to sort out the music, which comes on a phone or a USB and plugs into your audio system by Bluetooth or an AUX cable. Then it's your call how she enters. Straight into a performance in full costume to surprise everyone, or in quietly to mingle first and build to it. Up to two songs, plenty of time among your guests, and plenty of photos. She can host the whole event or just rove through it keeping people engaged.
On the day
A stage, a crowd, a living room or a backyard all work. The one condition is that the surface is safe and high-heel friendly, so a soft lawn or an uneven deck needs a mention beforehand. One firm rule as well, and it's a sensible one: no animals roaming loose during the performance, dogs especially. That's to keep the dog safe as much as the performer.
Performance options
The shortest booking runs an hour with one or two lip sync numbers, mixing and mingling, photos, and she'll run any games or speeches you've got planned. Ninety minutes covers the same with more room to breathe. The longest option stretches across two to three hours and she hosts the whole thing, which is the one for a Melbourne Cup lunch or a trivia night. And there's a two queen version, with a pair of performers doing two numbers each.
Insurance and paperwork
Public liability insured.