Fast, live rock and roll and rhythm and blues is the whole point here, with 50s to 70s hits driven by Johnny HoundDog’s vocals and harmonies, whi...
Wedding entertainment in Melbourne
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Current public profilesSharp introductions, audience work, improvisation and in depth interviews. Col Cameron has spent more than thirty years hosting events, drawing o...
A married couple, Joe and Sonia Valenti, stand at the front of this band, and the warmth between them is described as part of what carries a room...
The whole show is one artist's catalogue, and the act takes its name from a song in it. Kids, Supreme, Rock DJ, Let Me Entertain You and Come Und...
Four genres in one set, outfits swapped mid show, and a band that keeps ending up down among the guests. Confetti Western describe themselves as...
Continuum suits a wedding that wants jazz with a bit of feel for the room, not a set that sounds locked in from the first song. They're a Melbour...
This will suit a wedding where you'd rather hear a room full of people belting out rock choruses than sitting back for polite listening. Copycat...
This suits a wedding crowd that wants classic rock with a bit of heft, not just a couple of familiar songs dropped in late. Four vocalists change...
The stretch of a reception where the plates have gone and people are deciding whether to dance is what this band is pointed at. Covers in the Cor...
Couples who want the dance floor busy and the song choices obvious will get on well with Crash Bam Rock. The material runs from the sixties throu...
Acoustic guitar and voices, three of them, with a folk streak through the popular songs they choose. Cupid's Irony can play quietly enough for co...
This one suits a wedding that wants country running through the night, with pub rock close behind and guests drawn into it instead of hanging bac...
Set your expectations before reading on: this is a speaker, not a music act, so the natural slot at a wedding would be the speeches rather than t...
Every ABBA hit, and there are plenty of them, delivered by a full band behind a choreographed stage production. High energy and interactive, so y...
A trained tenor voice over guitar and ukulele, working across material from the 50s to now. Elvis is part of it, down to full performances in cha...
This suits a wedding where you want the same two people to cover the quieter parts of the day, then make the room feel bigger later on. Daniela s...
The song you walk down the aisle to is the obvious starting point, because Danielle Faour will learn it rather than offer you something near enou...
Once a wedding has stopped being a dinner and turned into a proper club night, this is the sort of set that carries it. Deep, patient builds and...
A country lean, a voice out front, and familiar songs turned a little sideways into Danni K's own style are what guests are likely to notice firs...
Three different bookings live under one name, which is unusual and genuinely useful when you are planning a whole day. Danomite work as a strippe...
A thousand weddings is the sort of tally that changes how a team works. Darioviolin and Double Show Entertainment cover Melbourne with an unusual...
Couples who want fewer suppliers to chase should start here, because the music, the photographs and the photo booth all come from the one booking...
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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.