A featured set during your wedding afternoon could bring Shannon Hunter's combination of guitar and didgeridoo into the gathering. Foot percussion and harmonica are also part of the music, giving you several instrumental sounds to consider alongside the songs themselves. You might make that combination a listening moment before the reception gathers pace, particularly if you want the live instruments to have some attention of their own. The repertoire reaches from seventies pop classics to Australian anthems, adding those musical reference points to the sound you can explore for your celebration.
Watch Shannon Hunter perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Two things, and neither is complicated. Shannon needs a power point he can reach, and a spot that is fully covered, on firm level ground. That second one is worth taking seriously in far north Queensland, where a clear morning turns into a downpour by four. A verandah, a marquee or anywhere with a solid roof over it will do. If the only option is open lawn, say so when you enquire and he will tell you whether it works.
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