Wedding Ceremony Entertainment

Music is an important part of any service and having live music performed at your wedding service provides a personal touch and warmth that can't be matched by a MP3 or CD player.

Live music at a ceremony can take many forms - strings, vocalist, duo or trio... there are lots of options to choose from and provide something special for the most important part of your wedding - the Ceremony.

   Here are a few of our favourite options at Bloom Entertainment by Design.

Strings

Bloom represents a great range of string musicians, we are able to offer solo, duo, trio’s and quartets with a mixture of both male and female musicians. The instruments include violin, cello & viola.

Tim Veldman

Tim Veldman has been a performing violinist for over two decades. Following his studies in Austria, he worked with symphony orchestras and chamber ensembles internationally, including in the Netherlands and Austria. In Australia, Tim has performed with the Melbourne Symphony, Orchestra Victoria and Tasmanian Symphony among many other ensembles. He performs regularly as a soloist, chamber musician, orchestral member and as a sessional musician for film and TV.

Tim's string quartet, Quaternio, was founded in 1991. Quaterino has a broad repertoire spanning Classical, Jazz, Tango and popular music.

La  Chaconne

La Chaconne is a musical ensemble that caters for all occasions.  It is ideal for adding to the ambience of any function where guests can hold a conversation and whilst listening to exquisite music. La Chaconne is a trio consisting of flute, violin and cello; with a diverse and varied repertoire spanning various musical styles and genres this trio will certainly appeal to all.

http://www.reverbnation.com/lachaconnetrio

Bands

Many function bands can also perform at your ceremony as a soloist, duo or trio.

STTA The Band

 
STTA The Band are able to perform at your ceremony as a duo or trio. Consisting of two of Australia's finest vocalist and entertainers and one of the country’s most sought after keyboard players and musical directors. Lorenzo Iannotti, Robbie Amato and Veronica Lees all boast over 25 years of industry experience, undeniable stage presence, stand-out talent and a passion to please audiences of all cultures, ages and celebrations.

http://www.reverbnation.com/sttatheband

Soul Chic

Soul ChÌc are a vibrant & dynamic musical group lead by two female vocalists Nardia Brancatisano & Georga Byrne. Through their delectable unique voice blend they have mastered the art of harmonies and have since performed as a harmony duo around Australia & Europe.

Taking you through a journey of music; Soul ChÌc specialise in Jazz, The Blues, Soul, Funk right through to the popular music of today adding their own unique Soul ChÌc twist.

Taso

Taso is a classical guitarist. Taso studied music at the Brisbane Conservatorium of Music, and Melbourne University, before completing his Bachelor of Music Degree at the Victorian College of the Arts majoring in Classical Guitar Performance. In 2002 he was awarded the Prestigious Austral Salon Scholarship for his achievement in excellence as a concert performer in Victoria.

Contact Bloom Entertainment by Design to help you find the BEST possible entertainment for your wedding!

www.bloomentertainment.com.au

admin@bloomentertainment.com.au

0404 773 169

Special Songs for your Wedding Reception

There are a few important songs you need to consider when planning your wedding reception.  

Whether or not you are having a band or a DJ, these songs mark important stages of your night.

Entrance Song

The first song of the night is an exciting time as it is the first time you and your partner will be presented as the married couple at your reception.  It is also a time to recognise the important members of your bridal party.   You can choose a song that is fun and upbeat for the bridal party entrance or a love song that is special to you and your partner - the choice is yours!

Bridal Waltz

The Bridal Waltz is individual to every couple!  It may be a popular song or a song that no one has heard of before!  Whatever you choose, it should be a song that is important to you and your partner.  It may be a song that reminds you of when you met, or when you got engaged or a song that describes your relationship. In most cases, your band will be happy to try and learn this song for you to make it extra special.  If you have a DJ or you are performing a choreographed dance you can also provide the original song to the band or DJ to play.

The completion of the Bridal Waltz often signifies the start of the party at the reception.  It is common for the bridal party and parents of the bride and groom to join the couple in a dance at the completion of the Bridal Waltz and for the dance floor to then be 'open' for the rest of the wedding guests.

Father-Daughter Dance

Having a Father-Daughter dance is a touching way to honour your Dad, it is a tribute to the bond shared between the bride and her Father. There are many popular songs for the Father-Daughter dance and it is often a slow song that is fairly easy to move to. It is important to chat with your Dad when making a decision as he may have something special in mind too. 

Last Song

The last song of the night is usually an upbeat goodbye song.  This song can be used during the contemporary circle or for the couple to do one last dance before they wave and run off into the sunset.

Other formalities that you may want a special song for:

• ·         Bridal Party Dance
• ·         Cutting of The Cake
• ·         Mother-Son Dance
• ·         Throwing of the Garter
• ·         Throwing of the Bouquet