Elisha gives a Melbourne wedding the colour of live violin while keeping the performance focused on one musician. Backing tracks broaden the soun...
Wedding Violinists Melbourne
Acts based across Melbourne, from the bayside suburbs to the inner north, the west and the outer east. Whether you are marrying in a laneway warehouse, a Yarra Valley winery, on the Mornington Peninsula or in the Macedon Ranges, tell us the venue and we will confirm who is available for your date.
The aisle entrance is where Matthew Lim's violin can give the wedding a refined musical focus before moving into modern cocktail material. His re...
Your wedding entrance could have a contemporary violin piece through NIMA Creates, whose covers carry a minimal, cinematic character. The music i...
Couples who want a live violin threaded through their wedding could explore Octavia's music from ceremony arrivals to the evening. She has years...
If you love the sound of violin but want to explore beyond classical music, Paloma could bring an appealing crossover approach to your wedding. H...
If you would enjoy hearing older hits and newer pop through the viola, Rasika Hewage could offer a musical direction for your wedding. The violis...
A change from an elegant ceremony mood to an energetic party is part of Saxymozz Entertainment's wedding offering, combining DJ music with saxoph...
Couples who want violin music with a broad cultural repertoire could find several personal musical connections in Tahnaya Wynne's offering for th...
A violin at the ceremony could give you a musical thread to carry into the rest of your wedding. Katherine, who performs as Violin Sparkle, combi...
One musician building the piece in front of you: flute, violin, voice and xylophone, each caught by a loop pedal and stacked live under the next....
Nylon string guitar under a flute, and then the flute gives way to a violin. Amlantino are Amla, who plays both flute and violin, and Valentino o...
Strings through the ceremony that your guests recognise, because Animata choose music people enjoy listening to. The standard string quartet repe...
If you want live violin and a DJ within the same wedding offering, ANTY Entertainment brings both roles together from the ceremony through to the...
As your ceremony gives way to canapés, Cedar Collective can shape the music around the different moments you are sharing with your guests. Their...
A high impact featured performance or amplified background music are the two clear directions Cheralyn can bring to a wedding. The act can be adj...
Violin, cello, piano, strings, saxophone and a full band are among the choices through Darioviolin and Double Show Entertainment, giving your wed...
Operatic vocals, violin and illuminated glass create a theatrical stillness when Glass Divas appear. The feature pairs a crystal adorned presenta...
Jane and Lisa suit couples who want familiar pop shaped by violin, guitar and soulful vocal harmonies throughout their wedding. Jane Patterson's...
A solo violinist, classical duo or string ensemble gives Melbourne Violin Co several ways to shape the sound of your wedding. Classical music sit...
Violin and guitar meet pop with a hot club jazz influence in The Breath Aways, giving you a distinctive duo sound to explore for your wedding. Th...
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Wedding Violinists in Melbourne: what couples ask
Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
Which moments suit a violinist?
The processional, the signing and the walk back out, then the drinks. A violinist with backing can carry a longer set.
Can they play modern songs?
Yes. Most carry pop and film arrangements alongside the classical pieces. Many list their songs on their profiles.
Solo violin, or with another player?
A solo violin keeps a ceremony intimate. A violin with guitar, piano or cello adds warmth and fills a bigger space.
Tell us about the day once.
We’ll match your brief against the current catalogue and send suitable entertainment options and quotes.