 Something Borrowed. Your Wedding Band.
Nothing will make you and your guests feel like dancing more than having our experienced band, "Something Borrowed", and fabulous male and female singers performing your favourite songs at your Wedding Reception. We will play any song you choose LIVE for your first dance. ANYTHING.
If space is limited, we have some great packages that include live background music and a DJ for dancing. Contact us today for links to our YouTube video library. Nothing beats live music - Book Something Borrowed! Top 40 covers and party music, soul, funk, rock, jazz and the classics.
No two Wedding Reception's are alike, but there are certain moments where a "musical highlight" will capture the emotion of the day. Here are six key moments that you can choose to customise so that the music is meaningful to you and your guests.
- Entrance of the Bridal Party
- Cutting of the Cake
- Bridal Waltz/First Dance
- Throwing of the Garter
- Throwing of the Bouquet
- Farewell of the Couple
Typically we perform light pop and softer jazz during pre-dinner drinks and dinner, acting as background mood music. Then once the cake is cut and the first dance begun, the band performs all the funk, pop & rock classics as well as killer new material. This way the music appeals to the young… and the not so young.
Don't worry if you have completely different ideas about what you want for your Wedding Reception music. We are flexible and love requests. Not having a first dance? No problem. Looking for a Hebrew singer? We also cater to modern Jewish weddings.
We range in size from a solo 1 piece to an 8 piece band and never use backing tracks. We are perfect for any wedding. Small to Large. Sydney, Blue Mountains, Hunter Valley, Southern Highlands.
The band configuration will be customised to suit your budget and the tone of your wedding reception. You should consider the number of guests at your reception. As a rule of thumb, the larger the wedding – the more musicians you will need so that the band is not swallowed up on the dance floor. Bigger bands have an amazing visual impact...and sound better.
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