There are 3,146 wedding musicians available in the United Kingdom, with 9,642 reviews from real clients and an average rating of 5 out of 5. The performers listed range from solo instrumentalists to full ensembles, with prices from about £120 and an average of £340.
Musicians for weddings cover a broad range of styles and group sizes, from acoustic guitarists and classical players to jazz trios and larger line-ups. Many offer packages that span several parts of your wedding day, including ceremony music, drinks reception sets and evening performances.
Of the 3,146 suppliers listed here, 1,042 are based in the United Kingdom. The other 2,104 are willing to travel there.
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Wedding musicians in the United Kingdom offer live music for every part of your celebration, from intimate ceremony performances to high-energy reception entertainment. These performers include solo instrumentalists, acoustic duos, jazz groups, classical ensembles and larger bands, giving you options to match any venue size or musical preference.
The right musicians depend on your venue, guest numbers and the mood you want at each stage of the day. Acoustic and classical performers work well for ceremonies and drinks receptions, while larger acts with fuller sound suit evening parties. Many wedding performers offer multi-part packages, so a single booking can cover several hours across different stages of the celebration. Ask about setup requirements, repertoire flexibility and whether the act provides their own sound equipment.
Rates for wedding musicians in the United Kingdom range from about £120 for solo acoustic performers to £1,200+ for full ensembles with extended performance times. The average booking price sits at £340, typically covering multiple sets across the wedding day. Pricing is influenced by group size, performance duration, travel distance and any extras such as PA systems or custom song arrangements.
The average price is £340 (GBP), with most priced from £120 to £1,200+. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 2,133 enquiries for Wedding Musicians at events in the United Kingdom, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 26 October 2026.
EvaMarieSounds (Uk and SPAIN)
"You guys top it every year! Cannot wait to get you both to Thailand this winter! Excellent energy and performances for our private sector of clients! Love how you both always pay attention to detail and make such an effort with everything, not just the music, but dress, event prepping - we love having you both as part of the team!"
Gemma On Sax
"Gemma played my 60th birthday and she was magnificent. I would highly recommend her to accompany any event. Thanks you Gemma."
Max Thomson / TOMMO
"We invited Max in for a small selection of piano pieces so we could see what his performances would be like. We were so impressed! The music filled the large reception area with delight, and the small audience were captivated. Max was a natural on the keys, he played with care and attention, and his personality shone through. The residents commented on his polite manner and his maturity for such a young age. Before Max left, he took the time to chat with the residents, and we discussed two future bookings before Christmas. One resident chose Max to play on her birthday. Snap this great entertainer up before he is fully booked - you won't be disappointed."
The Cheers
"LOVED LOVED LOVED!!! We had this band for our wedding and they were brilliant! The female singers voice was phenomenal and we were so please we added the sax. The sound they made as a collective was brilliant. Also, good communication from Ben."
SaxoPhoney Michael
"Michael played at our wedding reception he had the whole dance floor full dancing everyone loved it. He is very talented I would definitely recommend him"
Midé
"Midé was absolutely fabulous! He brought the energy and love. So kind and the best vibes, everyone loved his performance. It was such a treat to work with you and he brought the best energy to the office."