A guitarist suits the gentle parts of the day: the ceremony, the drinks on the lawn, the dinner that runs long. Classical, fingerstyle, Spanish and acoustic pop are all here, from solo instrumental sets to guitarists who sing. Browse their videos and song lists to get a feel for the sound before you enquire.
Gypsy swing in the Django Reinhardt tradition, flamenco with some fire in it, jazz standards played sweet, and a handful of originals in between....
Owen plays guitar with more attack than most solo instrumentalists, and the playing style is his own rather than borrowed from anyone. That matte...
One guitar and no band, working through a pop song your guests will recognise as you come down the aisle. That arrangement job is the whole idea...
Steve is a Brisbane acoustic soloist who reads the day he's given. A slow Sunday afternoon gets one kind of set, a Saturday night with a dance fl...
Mandy sings, Wes plays guitar, and Soda Pop cover ground from the 50s through to the Top 40. Abba, Shania, the Jacksons, Taylor Swift, Elvis and...
The drinks hour, when the ceremony nerves have gone and people want a voice in the background that's worth turning round for. Aaliyah Serafina si...
The reception is where a booking like this earns its place, because the same act can turn up in three sizes. Adrian Keys performs solo, as a duo,...
Well suited to a couple who'd rather hear a familiar song bent into a new shape than a straight copy. Alex Crook is a Brisbane musician who range...
Songs you loved and may have forgotten is how they describe their own pick of hits from the sixties to now. Andy and Joe are two young blokes fro...
Hosting is what Angus Brennan does most weeks, not something he does once a year. Around Brisbane he hosts trivia nights, karaoke and open mic ni...
A drum pulse with no drummer in the room. Jake plays acoustic guitar over two stomp boxes, one kick and one snare, and Audrey sings over the top...
Solo fingerstyle guitar at the smallest, then a duo of two acoustic guitars behind a voice, a trio adding double bass, a quartet with three guita...
Restrained blues-inflected jazz, one voice and one acoustic guitar, both holding back rather than pushing. Azure keep the level low enough that c...
Live acoustic violin riding on piano backing tracks written for the purpose, played with far more drive than the instrument usually suggests. Bas...
During canapés or the stretch before dinner, Brad Stokes makes sense if you want a singer guitarist who can keep things easy and familiar, then s...
Couples watching the budget while still wanting live music should read this one closely, because he states plainly that he will work with what yo...
Couples who want the ceremony, the dinner and the dance floor handled by one supplier will find the most here. Jordan is the singer, songwriter a...
Redland Bay duo Butler St keep the setup fairly straightforward for a wedding: they bring their own PA and stage lighting, and your venue just ne...
The first thing your guests meet is a guitar and a voice at the front of the room, with lighting and recorded parts filling in behind, so it land...
Flute, guitar and vocals, which is not the usual shape for a covers duo and gives Catfish a sound of their own on the Brisbane circuit. Jazz and...
Based in Brisbane and travelling up to 200 km, Chris McLaren Music can play solo or as a duo, which gives you a bit of flexibility if you're work...
Acoustic guitar, a stomp box and a voice are all you hear at first, but the sound lands more like a full pub singalong than a stripped back solo...
Think of the long afternoon stretch after a wedding ceremony, drinks going round, nobody ready to sit down yet. Dan Wade works solo with a guitar...
One guitar, one voice, and a loop pedal doing the job of a band, with your guests watching the layers go down live. The style stays mellow and st...
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Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
The ceremony, the drinks and a long dinner. A guitarist who sings can carry the aisle and the first dance too.
Classical and Spanish guitar suit a ceremony and a garden. Acoustic pop and fingerstyle suit the drinks and dinner. Many players do both; browse their song lists for the range.
Most will learn a song for the aisle or the first dance with some notice.
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