Saxophonists for Hire

Hire a Saxophone Player for Weddings, Parties and Events.

Fusing contemporary sounds with old-world glamour, a wedding saxophonist is the perfect way to set the tone on your big day. Whether you're looking to hire a sax player for a corporate event, party or outdoor drinks reception, you'll find the perfect mix of music to entertain guests of all ages. Read more

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  • DG Sax

    From £495

    Rutland based David Graham is a professional jazz saxophonist, performing as part of a duo, trio or quartet. He has a vast repertoire of swing standards, be-bop, modern jazz and more.

  • Ari Sax

    From £370

    Hailing from Japan, Ari has enchanted audiences as a solo saxophonist across Melbourne, Los Angeles, and Malta, now calling Scotland home.

  • Jazz Collective

    From £500

    The Jazz Collective is exactly that, a pool of the best jazz players working in the UK today. They come together especially for you in your chosen location to provide a performance perfectly tailored to your event requirement.

  • Bonsai

    From £1565

    Soulful sax, stunning vocals and harmonies with an infectious backbeat – Bonsai are an electrifying party band based in Sheffield!

  • Golden Hour

    From £750

    An international acoustic duo featuring a French vocalist and Italian guitarist presents unique covers of pop, jazz, folk, and dance hits using a loop pedal and intricate harmonies.

  • The Stylists

    From £1550

    Scottish ceilidh and cover band performing well know classics from the 1950s to modern day.

  • Gift

    From £1250

    Having met at Edinburgh University, Gift have gone on to become one of the most popular Scottish wedding bands, performing at a variety of events, including weddings, birthday parties, and private functions.

  • White Doves

    From £2050

    Versatile Scottish wedding band offering a range of musical hits from past to present.

  • Goldstar

    From £1650

    Exceptional female and male lead Ceilidh cover band featuring a range of covers from pop & rock to traditional Scottish music.