For a couple planning a wedding with an intimate dinner at its centre, The Julian Laurence Trio offers a starting point worth considering. Based in Sydney, the act describes its work as tailored to the occasion, with close collaboration in preparing the performance. Its focus includes small dinner gatherings, so you could discuss the atmosphere you want around the table and how the entertainment might sit within it. That emphasis on the occasion feels suited to couples who want to begin with the shape of their celebration and work out the musical part in conversation.
Watch The Julian Laurence Trio perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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A smooth, unbroken performance shaped to the event it's playing at. The trio work closely with whoever is running the day, so the music lines up with the schedule instead of cutting across it, and the organiser isn't left managing it on the night.
For a venue with no sound system, they carry a PA of their own, and they bring their own instruments regardless. One further thing forms part of the booking: a meal for the players.
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