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...
Wedding Violinists
A violin carries a ceremony: the processional, the quiet moment of the signing, and the walk back out as a married couple. Classical pieces sit beside modern arrangements of the songs you love, solo or with backing. Browse the videos, save the ones that move you, and we will check your date.
Your wedding ceremony could have solo violin from Rachel Bostock, with a more featured performance another direction to explore later in the cele...
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...
Personalised arrangements and music for specific ceremony moments are central to River Suite's wedding offering. The hour long ceremony package i...
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...
Popular melodies on electric violin give Violin Chromatique a distinct sound and visual presence to consider for a featured moment at your weddin...
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...
If you want violin at your wedding, Jonathon Ginn offers solo and duo performances with music reaching from modern pop to classical pieces and Ch...
Classical pieces, pop covers, jazz standards and film music give Yana's violin performance several musical directions to consider for a personal...
Duo Diavolo
6 bookingsViolin and guitar are the two voices in Duo Diavolo's instrumental partnership, giving your wedding a compact ensemble with a wide musical range...
Mimosa
5 bookingsAn ambient instrumental mood is one way Mimosa could sit within your wedding, with guitar and violin forming the sound of this Sydney duo. Their...
Pop and rock played on strings give Adiamus a contemporary direction to explore for your wedding, alongside classical music and tangos. The ensem...
The long, slow afternoon between the ceremony and the speeches is where this pair belongs. AlCat is Alan Rosewarne on voice and guitar and Cather...
The walk down the aisle to two violins, Canon in D or A Thousand Years, and then the same players moving onto the lawn for the drinks. Amaré Stri...
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...
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...
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...
During reception drinks, Ben And Sal can offer relaxed, ambient music before a more upbeat set changes the pace of your wedding. The Brisbane duo...
A refined, atmospheric sound is the centre of Casablanca Sounds, with experienced musicians shaping music around the occasion. Originally from Me...
As your ceremony gives way to canapés, Cedar Collective can shape the music around the different moments you are sharing with your guests. Their...
Every note from Celeste Strings is played live and from memory, with accompanying tracks adding breadth to the elegant sound. That combination gi...
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Wedding Violinists: 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.
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