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A guitarist suits the softer moments of a Peninsula event: a garden ceremony in the Main Ridge hinterland, drinks on a winery terrace, or a relaxed Sunday table in a cellar-door restaurant, where conversation matters as much as the music.
The list is very small so far, with one performer whose listing covers guitar alongside DJ and MC bookings. That combination can be handy, as the same person can cover the ceremony, then move to dance music and announcements later in the day.
Questions to ask before you lock it in:
Outdoor music sounds best with some shelter and a power source within reach. Send the guitarist your date, venue and timings for a direct quote; finding them here adds no fee.

Just one right now, a Melbourne-based performer who covers the Peninsula. Contact them early if your ceremony is on a summer or spring weekend.
Many can, and the performer listed here also DJs and MCs, so one booking could cover several parts of the day. Ask how they would split the time and what that costs.
For a ceremony with more than a handful of guests, a small amplifier usually helps, which means power or a battery unit. Ask what they bring and what the venue can supply.
Most guitarists will play requests for key moments if you give them enough notice. Send your list early so they can learn anything new.
Guitars and amps need to stay dry, so agree a covered spot or an indoor backup with the venue. Tell the guitarist the plan before the day.
Yes, a solo player works well as background music at a lunch or networking event. Mention the room size and that you want conversation to carry.