Blue Mountains Wedding Band: Live Music Above the Valley

All the time, across Katoomba, Leura, Blackheath, Medlow Bath, the Megalong Valley and the Shipley Plateau. We know the garden amphitheatre at Leuralla, the terrace at Lilianfels, the vineyard at Dryridge Estate and the barn at Logan Brae Orchards, so there's a good chance we've already played your venue.

Ceremony music starts from about $920, including travel, and reception music from about $2,340. Book both and a package discount applies. The starting prices are for the smallest line-ups; a String Quartet for an open clifftop or a Nine-Piece Band at the Hydro Majestic sits further up the Package Builder, and you see the price change as you add musicians. All prices include GST.

As soon as your venue is confirmed. Autumn (March to May) and spring (September to November) fill fastest, and we're often booked up to 12 months ahead. Saturday nights are always snapped up first, and if you've set your heart on autumn colour in Leura, those weekends go earliest of all. Lock the date in, then take your time with the songs.

Size it to your guests: a Violin + Cello Duo for up to about 50 in a sheltered garden, a String Trio for up to about 80, a String Quartet for around 100 or a more open setting. Want the words too? Add an Acoustic Singer or String Trio + Vocals; we bring our own sound system.

Yes, we play mountain weddings all year round. Evenings get cold up here, so give us a sheltered spot out of the cold, wind and rain, and plan a covered backup with your venue early. An earlier afternoon ceremony helps too: up here the dark comes in fast, and so does the cold once the sun drops. Strings and harp play unamplified, so a sheltered garden or a covered terrace works just as well as a lookout.

Many do, especially for outdoor amplified music, while indoor receptions often run later. A barn like Logan Brae or a room at the Hydro Majestic keeps the party inside, which usually means more dancing time than a marquee under the stars. Check your finish time and we'll plan the night around it, so the last song feels like a last song and not a switch going off.

Yes, and most mountain couples do it this way. Many of us play more than one role, so it's one band up the mountain, not two: the voice that sang you down the aisle at the lookout can be the one that opens the dance floor at the Carrington that night. Book both and a package discount is applied automatically.

Yes: Wentworth Falls, Springwood, Mt Victoria, the Megalong Valley, and further west to Hartley, Portland, the Capertee Valley and Oberon. Collits Inn at Hartley Vale, The Foundations at Portland, Turon Gates and Waldara Farm near Oberon are all venues we play, and Jenolan Caves is on the list too. If we need accommodation, your Band Manager will let you know.