Wonderful With Wine
3 bookingsFlute, violin and cello. That combination sits nicely under conversation without disappearing, which is why this Perth trio ends up at so many we...
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.
Flute, violin and cello. That combination sits nicely under conversation without disappearing, which is why this Perth trio ends up at so many we...
The walk down the aisle to two violins, Canon in D or A Thousand Years, and then the same players moving onto the lawn for the drinks. Amaré Stri...
Couples who want strings all day but a pulse under them by the time the floor opens are the ones Aquila were built for. A classical string quarte...
The Fly Little Big Band runs to seven pieces, and it can be trimmed back or built out depending on the room you're filling. James Flynn fronts it...
Two repertoires arrive in the one booking, which is the genuinely useful thing here. There is the proper classical material, Canon in D, Air on t...
Three armless chairs, because armrests get in the way of a bow, and shade if you're outdoors so a violin isn't left sitting in the Perth sun. Tha...
Strings for more than the aisle walk. sFOURzando plays weddings, of course, but also memorial services, cocktail parties and formal dinners, and...
Rock, pop and soul classics played on viola, cello and double bass, with one voice out front. StrungOut came from singer Tim Hood, who took the i...
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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.
We’ll match your brief against the current catalogue and send suitable entertainment options and quotes.