Find 117 opera singers in Devon, England, United Kingdom, backed by 269 reviews from real clients and an average rating of 5 out of 5. Most local bookings are a single voice with piano accompaniment for a ceremony or a drinks reception, running two or three pieces rather than a full set, with rates starting from £100 and typical bookings around £350.
A booking usually means the singer arrives an hour before they perform, needs somewhere quiet to warm up, and sings at set points in the schedule rather than performing continuously. Confirm the running order with whoever coordinates the venue, because these slots are short and easy to miss once a day starts to overrun.
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Woodwind Musicians in DevonThree practical questions decide how well a booking goes: what the room does to an unamplified voice, what accompaniment the venue can supply, and how far the singer is travelling. Settle those before you confirm and the rest is straightforward.
Stone churches, halls with hard floors and high ceilings carry a trained voice without help, which is why many ceremony bookings need no equipment at all. Marquees, carpeted function rooms and low-ceilinged spaces absorb sound and usually call for amplification, as do outdoor ceremonies where there is nothing for the voice to reflect off. Ask the venue in Devon, England, United Kingdom whether a PA is already installed for speeches, since sharing that is simpler than hiring a second system.
Most singers work with a pianist, and whether the venue has a tuned piano changes the arrangement. Where there is one, ask when it was last tuned. Where there is not, the accompanist brings a digital keyboard and needs a power socket and a small corner of floor. Some performers sing to a backing track instead, which costs less and removes the tuning question, though it fixes the tempo and leaves no room to stretch a piece while a bride walks a long aisle.
Rates for opera singers in Devon range from £100 to £850+, with most bookings around £350. Distance is the biggest variable, since a singer travelling two hours for a twenty-minute ceremony prices differently from one performing ten minutes from home. Saturdays through summer and December fill first and carry the least room to negotiate. Booking inside two weeks often costs more rather than less, since the singer has to work rehearsal and travel around a diary already committed elsewhere.
The average price for Opera Singers available in Devon, England, United Kingdom is £350 (GBP). Above you will also find a budget price and high end price. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 58 enquiries for Opera Singers at events in the United Kingdom, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 6 October 2026.
Mehreen Shah - Soprano
"I listened to a number of singers before selecting MEHREEN SHAH to sing at my event. I needed a Soprano but often I hear a slightly thin, high reach which is in tune but not necessarily attractive. Mehreen's voice is sublime. She can reach high notes but her voice is full-bodied and rounded and robust. Rich. A funeral is an emotional time and she sang a classical number - Faure Requiem 'In Paradisum' as well as a show tune from the musical/film The Wizard of Oz, 'Over the Rainbow'. All I can say is that I was lucky to find her."
Annalisa Vaughan
"Every time I hear this lady singing, the voice has grown. She's an Italian soprano of the old school, and her Puccini interpretations are a must-see.
(This review is quoted from Annalisa Vaughan's professional Facebook profile)."
Caroline Joy
"Caroline is an incredible opera singer, and an absolute pleasure to work with! She went above and beyond!"
The Italian Tenor
"Yuri sang at our wedding in May and it really made the occasion incredible. He was extremely approachable and receptive to what we wanted and easily managed 5 songs of very different styles in three languages!
He sang so beautifully as I walked up the aisle I started crying immediately. Our guests were wowed. We couldn’t have hoped for better. Thoroughly and happily recommended"
Denis Ferrer
"I contacted Denis Ferrer, for my weeding in Hong Kong , he is French speaker and the connection and understanding of what I was feeling and needing was very fast and nice. Since the beginning at the end all wonderful and beautiful for my special day. Merci encore Denis"
The Duchess
"Another real (and unexpected) highlight of the White Nights festival was ‘Apotheosis’ at 162 North Street, billed as a ‘performance of voice’ this was undersold as what we actually saw was an explosion of incredibly talented people, projected from a balcony on a stunning dressed and lit building. It promised much, as do a lot of these free festivals shows, but this one delivered. Each hour, three different singers appeared, one after another on the balcony to serenade us with a diverse selection of music, showcasing not just their voices, but also cultural background. I was so impressed with the first show that I went back for two of the others six. Opening the first performance was a series of tolling bells, very low key and then a women, dressed in black with swept up hair and a smile appeared on the balcony, the music struck up and her voice thrilled and echoed off the surrounding buildings as the crowd was pulled in. It was a stunning opening and the singer, Sam Chara received a huge round of applause from the hefty crowd. It’s not easy to both keep and please a crowd at a free festival event, especially with such thick competition only steps away, but this vibrant , young singer charmed and thrilled the crowd with her beautiful, sad and bel-canto rendition of ‘Un bel di’ from Madam Butterfly,
I went back for the 10pm show, the crowds knew what to expect by this point, extra stewards had to be drawn in contain the buzzing expectant crowd and once again Sam Chara opening the show with a breathtaking ‘Una voce poco fa’ by Rossini, as the huge red satin banners undulated in the wind under their stark lights, New Road was once again transformed by this young ladies voice into a living outdoor opera set, it was superb performance, technically brilliant and with a verve and passion that was confidently on show.
Ten out of ten for this part of the white nights festival,"