Award-winning musician Simon Levi has launched a new wedding service

Simon Levi holding a saxophone

Manchester-based Simon Levi is one of the most in-demand saxophonists in the country. This year, Simon has gigged and shared stages with the likes of DJ FAT Tony, Radio 1 DJ Scott Mills, DJ JustMaybe (Defected Records), Nick Hussey (Defected Records) plus Damon Hess (O Beach/Sin Ibiza) and Sweet Female Attitude (Flowers).

Simon has an exceptional musical background and a wealth of experience. He can play anything from house and jazz to funk and soul, with something to please all of your wedding guests and keep the dancefloor packed all night.

After performing regularly across the UK and abroad in Marbella and Ibiza, Simon is now rocking dancefloors globally. With over 15 years of experience, Simon has won several prestigious awards, including Hitched Wedding Awards' 'Best Musician (Saxophone) in the NW 2023' and Encore's 'Most Booked Award' for the NW of England 2023.

New for 2023, Simon has launched a Sax and DJ package. It includes state-of-the-art Pioneer CDJ 2000 and 3000 equipment and stunning Chauvet laser lighting systems, plus wedding hosting services! Prices start from £2K.

To find out more about Simon, visit www.simonlevisax.com, email sp1x@hotmail.co.uk or call 07756 262 806.

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