Strings for the ceremony and the champagne: the walk in, the signing, the first hour of drinks. Alongside the classical repertoire, most quartets carry arrangements of the pop and film songs couples actually ask for. Browse their videos, save the ones that move you, and we will check your date.
From guests arriving at your wedding ceremony to the drinks reception afterwards, Apollo Strings can help you choose music for those early moment...
Pop and rock played on strings give Adiamus a contemporary direction to explore for your wedding, alongside classical music and tangos. The ensem...
Strings through the ceremony that your guests recognise, because Animata choose music people enjoy listening to. The standard string quartet repe...
Popular songs take on a symphonic shape with Aston, whose arrangements would give you a different way to hear music you might choose for your wed...
The ceremony is a natural place for Aura Strings to bring live instrumental colour into your wedding without making the moment feel crowded. The...
As your ceremony gives way to drinks and later dancing, Beach Symphony offers a way to keep strings at the centre of your wedding music. The ense...
As your ceremony gives way to canapés, Cedar Collective can shape the music around the different moments you are sharing with your guests. Their...
The first few moments of your wedding ceremony are a lovely place to consider Clear Strings and the sound of an ensemble chosen around you. A qua...
Violin, cello, piano, strings, saxophone and a full band are among the choices through Darioviolin and Double Show Entertainment, giving your wed...
Your walk into the ceremony could begin with strings, with Dolce Ensembles shaping the music around the selections that matter to you. The Perth...
Classical strings can settle the room with elegance, then electric instruments can bring a more forceful edge through Electra Strings. The Sydney...
Jarger's string quartet offering follows the key musical moments of a wedding ceremony, giving you one ensemble to consider from guest arrival th...
A flute can take its place alongside the strings with Les Trois Amies, giving you a different colour to consider for your wedding music. The ense...
A romantic string sound can frame your wedding with Melaleuca Strings, whether you want one violin or the presence of a full quartet. The ensembl...
For a wedding moment you want to feel reflective, Melbourne Cello Co's rich cello sound is a lovely direction to consider. The cellists perform c...
Contemporary pop arranged for strings gives Perth String Quartet a musical direction you could bring into your wedding, with Bridgerton among the...
The ceremony is a natural moment to consider Sanctuary String Quartet, especially when you want the music to have a deliberate place in your wedd...
Acoustic or electric strings give sFOURzando two distinct sounds to explore for your wedding, with duo, trio and quartet formats available. Their...
Comedy shares the stage with electric strings in String Fever, a cabaret duo that puts humour alongside the music. Their performance combines vio...
Violin playing meets stunt performance in Strings On Fire, a duo to consider if you want a visual as well as musical feature at your wedding. The...
Cello and piano give The Onyx Duo an intimate sound, moving between classical pieces and interpretations of contemporary songs for your wedding....
Strings, flute and harp, played as background music that people actually notice. Tres Classique work across corporate nights, weddings, private f...
Your wedding could feel both lively and reflective with Trio Failte, whose Celtic music moves from driving dance rhythms to expressive slower mel...
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Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
Yes. Most quartets carry arrangements of current pop and film songs alongside the classical repertoire. Many list their songs on their profiles.
The arrival of guests, the walk down the aisle, the signing, the walk back out, and the first hour of drinks. Some couples keep them through dinner.
A full quartet gives the richest sound. A trio or a duo suits a smaller ceremony or a more intimate room. Browse the profiles to hear the difference.
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