When your wedding shifts from dinner and speeches to a dance floor people actually watch, this is where George Mykonos makes sense. The show kick...
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Current public profilesA battery powered speaker means Georgia Munster can play where mains power isn't an option, so a beach ceremony, garden drinks or a paddock weddi...
Think of the walk down the aisle, or the moment during signing when the room goes quiet and needs a voice. Georgina Makdessi is a professional vo...
Soloist or duo are the two standard shapes, with a trio or full band arranged on request. Gerda is a singer and songwriter based in Newcastle wit...
Around seven songs in ten are his own writing here, the remainder covers, which tips the evening towards a gig rather than a function playlist. G...
For the dance floor at your wedding, this makes most sense as a proper entrance act: Darren turns up as Elvis in seventies Vegas style, and the r...
Voice and guitar, two people, and nothing else to organise. Gigi & Jon play covers around Sydney, with pop, blues and RnB at the centre of what t...
Seventies and eighties funk is the first thing your guests are likely to clock, with soul, jazz, rock and blues around it and a show built for mo...
Big eighties rock, staged as a clean, sharp production rather than a pub covers set, and shaped around your venue and the crowd you're expecting....
Disco lands first here, with ABBA, Donna Summer, Chic, Bee Gees and Madonna style floor-fillers, plus costumes and plenty happening on stage from...
Sydney-based Gnle keep the setup simple for a wedding: one power point, or none if you're on a lawn or tucked into a far corner, because they bri...
Three different acts under one roof, covering Sydney, the Southern Highlands, Wollongong and further afield. Golden Hour Events can turn up as an...
Once the plates are cleared and the floor opens is the stretch this band is built for. Good To Go play pop, rock and country covers around Sydney...
Fourteen years of professional playing sits behind Good Vibes, a Sydney acoustic duo split between keys and guitar, with both members singing lea...
Solo trumpet, out of Byron Bay, kept at whatever level a room can hold rather than pushed. Govinda Abbott keeps it warm and unhurried, so a table...
Solo, or else a duo, out of Cronulla, with either guitar or piano under the vocals. Grace Fuller keeps her voice warm and understated instead of...
Guitar one set, piano the next, or both over a longer booking, from a Wollongong base. Grace Mae sizes the night to the venue, so two 45-minute s...
One act that scales from a single acoustic guitar up to ten players, with a DJ available anywhere along that line. Greg Byrne works Sydney, and t...
Expect guitar led sets that move from 60s blues into rock, country and pop, with Santana, Stevie Wonder, Pink Floyd and Paul Kelly giving you the...
Line-ups begin at a twenties and thirties trio and reach an eleven-piece orchestra, each one fronted by the vintage-era singer. Greg Poppleton si...
Groove Tonic have a deep song list and they use all of it. R&B, soul, rock, pop and dance, running from older material through to what's charting...
One hour covering guest arrivals, or three running from dinner through to dancing, are both on the table. Gus Abiz builds the booking around your...
Gyrate Rocks pull from a good stretch of guitar music: The Cure, Split Enz, Radiohead, Midnight Oil, The Church, R.E.M. and The Rolling Stones am...
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Everything for the music of your wedding, in one place: bands for the reception, singers and duos for the ceremony, DJs and MCs to run the night, and strings, piano and sax for the moments in between. Browse the photos and videos, save the ones you love to a shortlist, send us the date and venue, and we will confirm who is available.