Strong vocals and harmonies give Sunday Lemonade an upbeat character you could bring into a featured part of your wedding reception. Two performers create a full band effect using two guitars, bass, two voices and a standing drum kit within their musical combination. You might choose a moment when the music can have everyone's attention, especially if watching a small act create that layered sound interests you. Their performance aims for a happy, energetic mood, giving you a clear feeling to consider when deciding how this duo could sit within the celebration you want to share.
Watch Sunday Lemonade perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Loud, cheerful and harmonised properly. Two voices that lock together, and the vocals carry real power behind them, which is not a given in a two-piece. The energy sits high and stays there. What tends to happen is that people start moving before they have consciously decided to, somewhere in the middle of a song rather than at the start of one. That involuntary bopping is the honest measure of whether a duo is working, and it is the thing Sunday Lemonade go after.
Three metres wide by three metres deep for the setup, and access to power. That is the whole list, which makes them easy to place. No stage needed, nothing to hire, and a corner of a function room or a spot on a lawn will do. Worth pacing out the area before the day, because three by three is smaller than most people picture.
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