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Live acoustic guitar is the soundtrack many couples want for the walk down the aisle and the signing, and it carries just as well at an anniversary lunch or a relaxed backyard birthday. The guitarists listed for Wollongong sing as well as play, and each travels from the northern suburbs through Shellharbour to Kiama and Gerringong.
Mark Dabin Music builds a surprisingly full sound for a solo performer: fingerstyle acoustic guitar and vocals layered with looped beats and foot percussion. His ceremony packages cover pre-ceremony instrumentals and live songs for the entry, the signing and the exit, and the repertoire stretches past 400 covers, with a separate show made up only of classic Australian songs.
Divine Productions is Anthony Hughes, who plays and sings through the ceremony and canapés, then switches to DJing and MCing for the reception. That makes it the pick when you want live guitar early in the day and a dance floor later without booking two acts. Packages range from a three-hour ceremony and canapés set to a seven-hour day.
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Pair the music with Wollongong celebrants when you are planning the ceremony, or see what else suits an anniversary party.

Yes. Mark Dabin Music has ceremony packages with pre-ceremony instrumentals and live songs for the entry, signing and exit, starting From $700.
Mark Dabin Music's list runs to more than 400 covers, plus a show built only from classic Australian songs.
Divine Productions' Anthony Hughes plays acoustic guitar and sings for the ceremony, then DJs and MCs the reception.
Mark Dabin uses looped beats and foot percussion under his fingerstyle guitar and vocals, so a single performer fills the room.
Divine Productions' longest package covers a seven-hour day, with sound system, microphones, performer lighting, GST and set-up included.