Parades and processions make for a fun event

Move your guests from one location to another in style — have a marching band procession! Whether your wedding reception is a few hundred metres from the ceremony, or you want to move conference guests from one venue to another, why not hire the Pied Pipers of Adelaide, Atlantic Street Band, and have your guests dance and strut their way in style with a smile.

Corporate Conference Walk

The Tourism Industry Council of South Australia (TiCSA) had us lead delegates from the foyer of the Adelaide Festival Centre around to The Guardsman pub near the Adelaide Railway Station, where we continued to entertain guests with another set while they mingled and enjoyed the libations on offer.

Photos below 📷Joel Roosa Photography

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H2: Qantas Australian Tourism Awards — Adelaide Oval to Adelaide Convention Centre

We led delegates in a musical procession across the bridge from Adelaide Oval to the Adelaide Convention Centre — a genuine “Pied Piper” moment, and one of our proudest bookings. This is also the same bridge ASB played the opening of back in 2013, years before leading this procession across it.

Photos below 📷FrankieTheCreative

Atlantic Street Band musicians walking with instruments alongside delegates crossing the bridge to Adelaide Convention Centre
Atlantic Street Band leading conference guests from Adelaide Oval to Adelaide Convention Centre for the Qantas Australian Tourism Awards

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A Wedding Strut — Jen & Dan, Botanic Gardens to Chateau Appollo

Jen and Dan had us lead their wedding guests on a strut from the Adelaide Botanic Gardens to Chateau Appollo — a walk that turned a simple transition between ceremony and reception into part of the celebration itself, beautifully captured by 🎥Ross Geurin Video.

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Want your guests dancing and strutting their way through your event too? Get in touch to talk through what a procession could look like for your wedding, conference, or festival.

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