Couples whose guest list carries more than one musical tradition will get the most from this, because the repertoire stretches a long way across...
Wedding entertainment in Melbourne
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Current public profilesShane and Andy have been playing together as Off The Cuff since 2001, in Australia and overseas, and they'll tell you there isn't a crowd they ca...
A classically trained soprano voice, carried live and without amplification where the room allows it. O Mio Babbino Caro, Caro Mio Ben, the Haban...
Couples who want jazz that is genuinely played rather than approximated will find the line-up decision does most of the work here. The compact ac...
Solo, all Oscar LaDell needs is a chair and a power supply, and the band version wants room for three or four musicians with power reaching them....
One voice, one guitar, and a night of songs the room already has in its bones. Country, rock and roll, pub rock and classic hits, with Irish sing...
Australian rock, played by people who've spent decades on the road doing exactly that. Oz Rock Express pay tribute to the great Aussie bands and...
Think of this as a feature spot inside your reception rather than the act that plays all night. Joe's Elvis work has won awards, and Elvis festiv...
Paint The Town Black are a Melbourne wedding and corporate band fronted by two vocalists, one of them Australian Idol talent Lorraine Maneja, wit...
Couples after one instrument holding the whole day together, without volume, should stop here. It's violin over backing, and the backing is negot...
Two lead singers, both of them playing an instrument while they sing. Ryan handles acoustic guitar, Amelia switches between keys and cajon, and t...
Worth being clear before you read further: this is a corporate conference emcee, facilitator and applied improvisation trainer, with no wedding w...
Couples who lose sleep over the running order rather than the playlist are the ones who will value this most. Paul Marinelli arrives briefed and...
Someone has to keep a reception moving between the speeches, the cutting and the dancing, and that is the job here. Penny Grant hosts, and her ra...
Couples planning a long lunch or a garden ceremony where guests still want to hear each other talk should look at this one. Peppercorn Jazz Band...
Weddings are not really what this booking is built around, and it is fairer to say so. Peter Bol is an Olympian, and the talk traces his path fro...
Peter Chapman has been performing since he was eight, taught by watching his father work as a professional musician, and bought his first six str...
Slow songs first, most likely. Marry You, All Of Me, Hallelujah, Thinking Out Loud and My Girl all sit in the wedding half of the book. Further d...
Think about the hour after the plates are cleared, when a wedding either turns into a party or quietly winds down. That is the stretch a funk and...
Solo piano covers the parts of a wedding where a band would be too much, and that's the ground Ben Martin works in around Melbourne and the surro...
Nothing on the music stand. Phil Carroll keeps his whole book in his head, which is a few hundred songs deep. He sings while he plays, and the ma...
Walking down the aisle to a favourite song stripped back to acoustic is the moment this act is shaped around. For a wedding ceremony they take th...
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From a laneway warehouse to a Yarra Valley winery or a Mornington Peninsula lawn, a Melbourne wedding can ask for very different music through the day. This page holds all of it: reception bands and DJs, singers and duos for the ceremony, jazz for the drinks, strings and piano for the aisle, and MCs to run the night. Browse the videos, save the acts that feel right, and send us one enquiry for the lot.