Wedding Musicians for Hire in East Sussex

Outstanding Violinist! We booked Carl to play for our wedding ceremony and drinks reception and we were so happy we did. Not only did he have an amazing repertoire of songs to suit all musical tastes but his professionalism was second to none. Carl even went above and beyond to send me a video of himself playing a specific song that I had asked for, at short notice. Our guests commented on how great it was to listen to him play and it created the perfect atmosphere for our wedding day. We can’t thank him enough!

"Honestly, we couldn't be more thankful. Abi was fantastic from start to finish. Accomadated our choice of music without a blink of eye...and also our pre wedding overthinking questions haha. We knew we was safe in her hands from the off and no ask was too much. Thanks again Abi! " Rated ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

Allan Cogan recommends BaSax. March 4 at 2:49 PM · I would like to take this moment to say thank you for playing such a special part at my mum's wedding, what a day it was! Your saxophone rendition of ‘At Last’ by Etta James, performed throughout the signing the registry was just beautiful, powerful yet subtlety played, it really set the tone for the rest of the day. And on to the evening where you and DJ partner forming the duo ‘Audio Rocks’ did just that... rocked! I know now why your called that, and very justified too! You brought an energy to the evening keeping those that wanted to dance going all night, and even those that thought they’d had enough coming back for more! You both worked so well together, your enthusiasm, tune selection and additional Sax playing created a unique and infectious vibe, a sound that went down really well to the very end. Anyone looking for top performance for a special occasion I recommend Reuben a.k.a. Basax and his team of entertainers, ...without a doubt you’ll get professionalism, entertainment, and that personal touch, I couldn’t have been happier for my mum, she absolutely loved it. Allan Cogan Read More

This year we were lucky enough to find Tom Curd an outstanding bagpiper who opened proceedings by piping the guests in from the foyer. The meal was followed by Tom playing a couple of big Scottish anthems from the centre of the room to rousing cheers.