Book Qawwali Singers for your wedding, party or corporate event in Greater London - we are here to help!
We understand that meticulous event planning can be stressful so whenever possible we supply acts that are local to the event venue. You can relax in the knowledge that we ask all our acts to arrive promptly and accommodate the audience's requirements. Our acts based in and around Greater London routinely perform at wonderful venues like Glenmore House, Hever Castle, Institute of Contemporary Arts, Oaks Farm Barn, Oatlands Park Hotel, Ravens Ait Island, Rowhill Grange Hotel & Utopia Spa, Savill Court Hotel & Spa, Selsdon Park Hotel & Golf Club, The Cutty Sark, The Petersham Hotel, The Tudor Barn, Trinity House and West Lodge Park Hotel.
You can book all your Greater London wedding entertainment from Find a Performer, the music and entertainment experts.
Based in Leicesters...
From £1200
Based in Leicesters...
From £1620
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From £1500
Based in Greater Lo...
From £1800
Live Band for Asian Wedding - Available in Greater London
Based in Leicestershire
This live band is perfect for an Asian wedding and will give an exceptional performance for any musical event and the band is made up of talented musicians.
From £1200
Qawwali Group - Available in Greater London
Based in West Yorkshire
This Yorkshire Pakistani Qawwali group is available throughout the UK and beyond and provide traditional Pakistani music for weddings, celebrations and events.
From £1325
Modern Qawwali and Sufi Group - Available in Greater London
Based in Greater London
Modern Qawwali and Sufi Group
From £1500
Qawwali Singers - Available in Greater London
Based in Leicestershire
The group have a vast experience performing Qawwali and Bollywood songs in Shaadi Baraat, Walima Receptions, Mehndi for Muslims, Hindus, Sikh and other cultures
From £1620
Qawwali Group - Available in Greater London
Based in Greater London
The London Qawwali Group are the grandsons of the legend Ustad Latafat Hussain Khan and are the 8th generation of musicians and qawwals in their lineage.
From £1800
