DJ sets, karaoke and solo performances give DJ Wild Entertainment three distinct ways to shape a wedding celebration. The Bathurst act works acro...
Wedding MCs
A good MC makes the reception feel easy: guests know where to be, the speeches start on time, and the two of you get to enjoy your own party. The MCs here range from warm and understated to full entertainers. Browse their profiles and videos to see how they work a room, and choose the tone that suits your day.
A romantic ceremony is the place for Jake Sietsma's solo saxophone to take the musical focus. At the reception he can combine live sax with DJ se...
For a couple who want their own love song alongside live music and dancing, Jason Norris Wedding Music brings those ideas into one conversation....
A gravelly rock voice can soften into ballads and pop before returning to pub rock, blues and rock and roll favourites. Kate Young performs music...
The room can feel intimate or full when Kye Brown moves between solo, duo and band options. That flexibility gives you three starting points for...
The ceremony is where Lisa Morgan's wide vocal range can be shaped most closely around the meaning and traditions of a wedding. Her styles includ...
From canapés and dinner through to dancing, Luke Marlin can shape the wedding music around each stage of the reception. His repertoire moves from...
A musical duo, DJ, MC and celebrant service are all part of Maple Creek, led by owners Cass and Blake. Their wedding music moves from smooth, sou...
Courtney Keil's country singing and Adam Black's blend of jazz, soul and blues give Midnight Black a distinctive musical partnership. Adam sings...
Replica costumes and live singing give Nic a visual as well as musical character for a wedding reception feature. Nic Jones is professionally tra...
When your wedding reception becomes a chance for guests to join in, PCCG Entertainment's singing and karaoke options could give that part of the...
An entirely Australian music theme is one way Roger Pryor can shape a set, giving your wedding a particular thread to follow. He performs acousti...
Couples interested in a screen experienced performer could explore Ms Toffee Apple for a featured moment within their wedding celebration. The ac...
Cabaret humour and a cocktail theme give The Mini Marilyn a playful way into your wedding reception, mixing vintage glamour with modern songs. A...
A Honky Tonk Reboot show gives The Silverline a country identity that can carry right into your wedding dancing. The Sydney act combines vintage...
A reception can move from spoken formalities into dancing with Unity Entertainment handling the DJ role, the MC role or both. The team brings mor...
Lap steel, ukulele, harmonica, foot percussion and guitar give WaltSin's solo show an expressive instrumental mix to consider for a lively moment...
Piano, vocals and acoustic guitar bring the sixties and seventies into focus with Whiskey Hawkins, a duo to consider for your wedding's live musi...
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Wedding MCs: what couples ask
Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
What does a wedding MC actually do?
They run the reception so you do not have to: welcoming guests, introducing the two of you, keeping the speeches and formalities on time, and letting the room know what happens next, without ever making the night about themselves.
Should a friend MC instead?
A friend brings the personal touch; a professional brings the timing and the calm. Some couples book a professional to handle the running order and let a friend give the warm-up.
MC, or a DJ who also hosts?
Many DJs offer MC duties, which keeps the music and the announcements in one pair of hands. A dedicated MC suits a wedding with a lot of speeches or a bigger production.
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