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.
A relaxed musical atmosphere could be part of your wedding gathering with Gavin Libotte, whose repertoire explores jazz, Latin, classical and Spa...
Violin and guitar are the two voices in Duo Diavolo's instrumental partnership, giving your wedding a compact ensemble with a wide musical range...
If instrumental jazz and Latin music are part of your wedding taste, Urban Gypsies offers a Sydney group with world music influences to explore....
Carpe Idiotus suits couples who want their wedding entertainment to become strange, comic and deliberately hard to categorise. The Sydney duo com...
Instrumental guitar, mostly his own writing, played on acoustic and electric. No vocals, which is the point. The feel is chilled rather than show...
Traditional flamenco and Beatles material sit within Jorge Campano's repertoire, giving your wedding music an unusual breadth alongside Latin jaz...
Late in the wedding reception is the natural moment for LilG to transport the room into old school blues or retro surf rock. Her high energy blue...
The ceremony or wedding dinner is where Marty Stewart's instrumental Spanish guitar can create atmosphere without adding another vocal line. A pr...
Your walk into the ceremony is a natural place to consider Metta Musica, whose wedding music is planned around the key moments. Portia Briana sin...
Say the ceremony is out on a lawn with no power within reach. That is precisely the situation this solves, because the rig runs off battery when...
A broad musical palette shapes Soarelle, the solo work of Justin de Candia, whose performances can bring an intimate yet celebratory feeling to y...
Steve Crain puts his own guitar arrangements around jazz standards and pop songs, giving your wedding music an instrumental approach with several...
Wedding drinks could have an intimate instrumental setting with the Steyer Brothers, whose performance brings classical guitar together with seve...
Your ceremony entrance could have a flamenco touch with Thomas Lorenzo, whose guitar music is shaped with the couple around the wedding day. He d...
Solo classical and Spanish guitar gives your wedding a clear musical character with Tristan Bradley, including modern songs reimagined in a class...
An ambient instrumental mood is one way Mimosa could sit within your wedding, with guitar and violin forming the sound of this Sydney duo. Their...
Late afternoon, drinks in hand, and Flame Trees drifting across the lawn. Ali Chisholm, known as Chiz, is a singer and musician based in Sutherla...
Early in the night it sits low under the conversation, and later it starts the party, with Andy Abra moving between the two as the room asks. Joh...
Guitar, tenor saxophone and two voices give this Northern Beaches duo a warm acoustic blend for a wedding. Keff McCulloch handles guitar and voca...
Voice, foot percussion and harmonica give Brenden Jenssen the movement of several players within one solo performance. The Port Macquarie musicia...
Dan Challis suits couples who want an acoustic wedding performance to feel close, genuine and connected to each song. He sings and plays guitar a...
Catchy, distinctly Australian original songs are what guests encounter first with Dan Whyman. He has more than forty years of experience, beginni...
Covers spanning the sixties to the present give Dane Overton a long musical timeline to explore. His acoustic style can be laid back enough for b...
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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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