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, flamenco and jazz standards meet in Cameron De La Vega's guitar playing, with original compositions adding another side to the perfo...
Jazz guitar that can move towards ballads, flamenco and classical pieces makes Gordon Matheson an option for musically curious couples. The Gold...
Owen plays guitar with more attack than most solo instrumentalists, and the playing style is his own rather than borrowed from anyone. That matte...
Solo guitar arrangements can give favourite pop songs a different sound with Repertoire Guitar, including music for your walk into the wedding ce...
A relaxed atmosphere or a more animated party are both possible directions to explore with Steve for the music at your wedding. The Brisbane sing...
An animated, sociable party is the mood to picture with Soda Pop, whose performances combine singing, guitar and interaction with the audience. M...
A relaxed acoustic beginning or a fuller musical feel is a wedding choice to explore with Nicko's solo guitar and singing. He uses backing tracks...
The feeling is easy: an acoustic set, one player or three, for the drinks hour. 3's A Crowd play as a solo, duo or trio, and the songbook runs fr...
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...
A couple whose ceremony is outdoors and whose drinks hour runs into sunset are who this distinctive shape of band suits. Harp, double bass, guita...
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...
Whatever the room needs, a set to watch or one to talk over, Andy Burton plays it, with more than ten years of live performing behind him. Modern...
Jazz classics and rock and pop from the same singer and guitarist, which means one booking can carry your wedding from dinner through to the danc...
A room that starts relaxed and ends on its feet, or one that stays easy all night, and Angela Easson reads which you want and plays to it. She's...
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...
Couples who want the music at their wedding to stay relaxed and mellow from the first guest to the last will find Angus Hall easy to picture. He'...
Guitar, violin and two gorgeous voices, in a live show they describe as feel-good and built on charm and songwriting. Anna and Jordan came up thr...
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...
As you walk down the aisle, Autumn Music can pair Alanna's gentle vocals with Nathan's electric guitar for a personal wedding song. The Townsvill...
The room takes on the warmth of an old swing dancehall through acoustic guitars, voice and the pulse of double bass. Avalon Swing draws on materi...
Soulful female vocals over acoustic jazz and blues guitar give Azure a calm and polished sound. Sally brings extensive performance experience acr...
The room can feel bright and expressive as Basil plays acoustic violin over original piano accompaniment. The Ballina musician performs popular s...
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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.
We’ll match your brief against the current catalogue and send suitable entertainment options and quotes.
