Saxophone for weddings and events

The sound your guests remember

Tom is a professional saxophonist based in Northamptonshire, playing weddings, parties and corporate events across London and the Midlands. Bach down the aisle, easy jazz over drinks, and a live Ibiza set that keeps the floor full until the lights come up.

Trinity College of Music

Classical saxophone degree, London

20 years on the road

Weddings, festivals, corporate stages and villa parties

One player, three moods

Ceremony, reception and dance floor covered by the same person

What Tom plays

Three sets, one saxophonist, one day

Most couples book Tom for the whole day. He arrives early, sets up quietly, and changes the music as the mood changes.

Tom playing solo saxophone at a ceremony in Nice

Ceremony

Classical, played properly

Solo sax or sax with backing for the aisle, the signing and the walk back out. Handel, Bach, Debussy, or the song you met to. Tom learns anything you ask for.

Tom playing at a drinks reception at Grendon Lakes

Drinks and dinner

Music that lets people talk

Standards, bossa nova and soul played at conversation level while photos happen and glasses are refilled. Roaming, so he can move between the lawn and the marquee.

Tom playing saxophone in the middle of a dance floor

Party

Ibiza sax over your DJ

Tom plays live on top of the DJ set or his own tracks, out on the floor with the crowd rather than stuck on a stage. This is the bit people film.

Tom playing saxophone alongside a DJ

Why people book Tom

He reads the room before he plays a note

Anyone can send a set list. Tom watches who is in the room, what they are drinking, and how loud they are talking, then plays to that. If the dance floor is slow he lifts it. If your grandparents are still at the table he keeps it warm and low.

Classically trained, so the ceremony is in tune, in tempo and note perfect

Twenty years of gigs, so nothing on the day surprises him

Own PA, own backing tracks, own lighting for the party set

Smart, on time, and easy for your planner or venue to deal with

How booking works

Three steps and it is in the diary

01

Send your date

Tell Tom the date, the venue and roughly what you need. He replies within a day with a straight price.

02

Pick your music

A short call to choose the aisle piece, the reception mood and anything you want him to learn.

03

He turns up early

Set up done before guests arrive, sound checked with your venue, and out of the way until it is time.

Dates go quickly for summer Saturdays

Send your date and Tom will tell you straight away if he is free.

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