Violin, cello, piano, strings, saxophone and a full band are among the choices through Darioviolin and Double Show Entertainment, giving your wed...
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.
Gypsy jazz is worn openly and proudly in the sound of Django's Tiger. The music has been praised by broadcaster Michael Mackenzie as something th...
Seventeen years of classical study sit beneath Gareth Mewes's ability to move from Bach into folk and gypsy jazz without strain. He began violin...
Jane and Lisa suit couples who want familiar pop shaped by violin, guitar and soulful vocal harmonies throughout their wedding. Jane Patterson's...
The room takes on an earthy, reflective warmth when JC and the Tree bring violin, guitar and harmonies together. This Sunshine Coast duo works in...
You will notice Kari & Gar pairing varied guitar tunings with violin, giving their wedding sound an individual acoustic texture. Their repertoire...
Your wedding could have a soothing, uplifting musical feel with Katharina Fehringer, whose options include solo acoustic guitar and violin with p...
A flute can take its place alongside the strings with Les Trois Amies, giving you a different colour to consider for your wedding music. The ense...
Strings playing tunes guests will recognise before the second bar: Canon in D, A Thousand Years, Can't Help Falling In Love, Somewhere Over The R...
A romantic string sound can frame your wedding with Melaleuca Strings, whether you want one violin or the presence of a full quartet. The ensembl...
Contemporary pop arranged for strings gives Perth String Quartet a musical direction you could bring into your wedding, with Bridgerton among the...
One handy thing here is the choice of size: you can book Quartet With A Twist as a string duo, trio or full quartet, which gives you a bit of fre...
Acoustic or electric strings give sFOURzando two distinct sounds to explore for your wedding, with duo, trio and quartet formats available. Their...
A Celtic atmosphere could accompany your wedding ceremony with String Loaded's acoustic violin and guitar, giving the music a clear traditional c...
Couples who love the combination of harp and violin could consider Sunny Strings for a personal musical moment in their wedding. The duo welcomes...
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...
Cello and piano give The Onyx Duo an intimate sound, moving between classical pieces and interpretations of contemporary songs for your wedding....
Your wedding could feel both lively and reflective with Trio Failte, whose Celtic music moves from driving dance rhythms to expressive slower mel...
Traditional music from around the world is heard through a jazz approach in Viaggio Duo's performances. Their project Journey into Australia expl...
Soulful ballads, mellow acoustic favourites and upbeat songs are part of Wanita Ann Music's vocal performance, with custom acoustic tracks accomp...
Your wedding could have an elegant live violin atmosphere with Yana Wells, whose performances cover celebrations on the Gold Coast and in surroun...
A sense of romance could begin with live violin at your wedding ceremony, before Zoë introduces the different energy of singing later in the cele...
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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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