Live sax, a DJ, a band, or a smart combination. Here is the honest version of what each does, what it costs, and how to plan the moments that matter.
A DJ keeps the floor moving and runs your announcements. It is the safe backbone of a reception.
A live band brings huge energy, needs space and a bigger budget, and usually only covers part of the night.
Live saxophone is the moment-maker. Roaming through your guests as they arrive, lifting the room for your entrance, then moving table to table over dinner and rising over the DJ to peak the party. It is the option that turns a nice reception into one people describe to friends.
You keep the DJ's full-night coverage and add live moments that hit far harder than a playlist. One of Sydney's most requested wedding combinations, and it is exactly what Orget Sax does best.
A great reception is choreography. A simple spine that works:
A single live moment might start around $750. A ceremony setting runs around $1,250. A signature dinner experience sits around $3,250, and a full platinum evening around $4,750. For exact packages and date availability, check the official booking site.
Sax or DJ? Different jobs. DJ carries the night, live sax makes the memories. Many couples do both.
How much? Solo moments from around $750, full evenings and DJ combinations into the mid thousands.
When to book? The earlier the better, ideally 9 to 12 months out for peak Saturdays.