Weddings

Wedding saxophonist in Singapore

The walk down the aisle, the cocktail hour, your first dance and the party after dinner. A live saxophonist plays the songs you choose at the moments you care about most.

Wedding saxophonist in Singapore playing as the bride and groom walk into a hotel ballroom reception

A wedding saxophonist plays the moments your guests remember: the walk down the aisle, the first dance, the minute the party starts. You can book a saxophone player for a wedding in Singapore at a hotel ballroom, a garden, a beach, a rooftop or a restaurant, for one moment or for the whole day.

Price: a wedding saxophonist for a 1 to 2 hour performance usually costs SGD 500 to SGD 1,200, and a full day of up to 8 hours SGD 1,500 to 2,500. See what a wedding saxophonist costs in Singapore.

The moments a sax player covers

  1. Prelude. Soft tunes as guests arrive and find their seats.
  2. The processional. The wedding entrance most couples book first. Choose a love song you both know, played slowly on sax.
  3. The recessional. Something bright as you walk out married.
  4. Cocktail hour. Smooth jazz, ballads or instrumental pop covers while guests mingle and you take photos.
  5. Reception dinner. Gentle background music so guests can still talk.
  6. First dance. A live sax version of your song.
  7. After party. Upbeat sets over the DJ's tracks to keep the dance floor full.

Pick a style for your wedding

  • Classic jazz for a vintage or elegant wedding.
  • Bossa nova for a relaxed garden or beach wedding.
  • Romantic pop covers for the ceremony and the first dance.
  • Funk and soul to get guests dancing at the reception.

Most couples mix them: soft for the ceremony, smooth for dinner, loud for the party.

Solo, with a DJ, with a singer or with a band

A solo saxophonist suits the ceremony, the cocktail hour and dinner, with or without backing tracks. For the party, DJ and sax puts live sax over the dance music. A singer and saxophonist duo adds live vocals for the vows and the reception. For a grand ballroom wedding, the sax can join a full live band.

Your venue and your planner

Ballroom, garden, beach or rooftop, a saxophone carries well in each. For an outdoor wedding, ask the venue about its sound curfew before you plan a late set. The team coordinates with your wedding planner and the venue, so the music fits the timing of the day and the room. Weddings outside Singapore can be arranged too.

Your songs

Send your list early, with the moment each song is for. Special requests are welcome. A song outside the saxophonist's usual list may need an arrangement and extra rehearsal, so mention it when you ask for a quote. The guide to hiring a saxophonist has a moment by moment song plan.

What to send

Send the date, the venue, the number of guests and the moments you want live sax for. Add your programme if you have one and the songs you love. Ask on WhatsApp or through the quote form.

Watch them play

Performances by musicians we book. Videos load from YouTube only when you press play.

Saxophonist playing a live set at a microphone
Saxophonist playing with a jazz group, piano and double bass

Good to know

Questions people ask

How much does a saxophonist cost for a wedding in Singapore?

A saxophonist for a 1 to 2 hour performance usually costs SGD 500 to SGD 1,200, and a full day package of up to 8 hours SGD 1,500 to 2,500. The fee typically includes the performance, transport and basic setup.

When should the saxophonist play at a wedding?

The most booked moments are the prelude as guests arrive, the processional, the recessional, the cocktail hour, dinner, the first dance and the after party with a DJ.

Can the saxophonist play our entrance song?

Yes. Send the song early. A love song for the walk down the aisle or a big upbeat tune for the march in both work on sax. A song outside the usual list may need arranging, which can add to the fee.

Can the saxophonist play at a garden or beach wedding?

Yes. Sax suits ballrooms, garden ceremonies and beach weddings. Bossa nova is a popular choice outdoors. Ask the venue about its sound curfew before you plan a late set.

How far ahead should we book a wedding saxophonist?

Three to nine months ahead, and earlier if your date falls between September and December.

Check your date

Tell us your wedding date

Send the date, the venue, the number of guests and the moments you want live sax for. You get saxophonists who are free and a price.

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