Geoff Ezra for Weddings
The George Ezra tribute built around the way a wedding day actually runs.
If you've been to a wedding in the last five years, you've sung Shotgun. Probably twice. George Ezra's catalogue is on every wedding playlist going - the difference here is hearing it live, played properly, with a crowd that's already primed to sing back.
A live act for every part of the day
- 1
Ceremony
Solo acoustic recommendedStripped-back Ezra songs as guests arrive and during the signing. Budapest and Hold My Girl work beautifully here.
- 2
Drinks reception
Solo or duoBackground-to-foreground live music while guests mingle.
- 3
Wedding breakfast
Solo acousticLight, unobtrusive live music during the meal.
- 4
First dance
Any formatAny George Ezra song, in whichever version suits your moment.
- 5
Evening party
Duo or full bandThe main event. Two 60-minute sets with a DJ slot in the middle, or solid evening coverage.
Three ways to do this
The Full Day
Ceremony → reception → evening. Solo acoustic through the ceremony and drinks, full band for the evening.
The Evening Focus
Duo or full band for the evening only - 2 × 60 minutes, bookending the DJ slot.
The First Dance Package
Tom joins for the first dance and the first 45 minutes of the evening. Good if you've got a DJ booked for the rest.
It's a catalogue that lands with every generation in the room. Your uni mates know every word. Your grandma's heard Budapest on Radio 2. Your cousin's 9-year-old has Shotgun on a playlist. You get one live act booked and one crowd singing along to it.
“The dancefloor was packed before the second song. Best money we spent on the wedding by miles.”
Top questions, quickly
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Drop the date, the venue and rough timings. You'll get a reply the same day with availability and a quote.