The hour after the vows
A guitar, two voices, and a playlist that moves between English and Sinhala without anyone having to ask. Built for destination weddings and the long, unhurried evenings either side of them.
What the studio makes
The Duo
Guitar and voice. English and Sinhala mixed through the evening, for weddings, villa dinners and residencies. From LKR 40,000, sound included. Now booking 02Production
Booking, staging, sound and management. The operating spine behind everything the studio puts on. Ongoing 03Daybreak Social
A monthly premium brunch on a Colombo rooftop. Curated music, cocktails, and a room built as a ritual. From September 2026Two players who have spent enough evenings together that the handover stops being visible.
A duo fits a room a band cannot. No stage to build, no soundcheck that swallows the afternoon, no wall of volume between you and the people who flew a long way. Guitar, voice, and a PA that arrives in the back of a car.
Ceremony and drinks
Acoustic where the venue allows. Processional, signing, and the hour of drinks after.
Dinner sets
Under the conversation rather than over it. Standards folded together with songs half the room grew up on.
The late evening
Shoes off, floor filling. Where reading the room beats reading the setlist.
Residencies
The weekly pub and restaurant work already in the diary around Colombo.
Hear the room,
not the promise
Recorded at a gig, not in a booth. If you are deciding from overseas and will not meet the duo before the day, this is the part that should make the decision for you.
One mastered track, plus excerpts recorded live at a gig
Life isn't measured by the hours we work. It's measured by the mornings we remember. The conversations that lasted longer than expected. The songs that made strangers dance together.
Celebrating Existence
A monthly premium brunch on a Colombo rooftop. Curated music, quality food, cocktails, and a crowd that values experiences over possessions. Colombo has nightlife. It has very little worth remembering in daylight. One Sunday a month, from September 2026.
Before you ask
How far do you travel?
Island wide. The coast, the hills, and the long drives between them. Anything beyond a couple of hours from Colombo we will talk through travel and a room for the night, and it will be in the quote rather than added afterwards.
Do you bring your own sound?
Yes, for roughly 150 guests. Above that, or outdoors with no cover, we bring in a sound engineer and that is quoted separately so you can see it.
Can we choose the songs?
Yes. The first dance and any Sinhala requests that matter to you are learned in advance, not improvised on the night. Send the list when you book and we will tell you honestly what suits the duo and what does not.
How long do you play?
Two to three hours for a ceremony and drinks, or two forty-five minute sets over dinner. Late evenings run open ended. Most weddings end up somewhere between three and five hours across the day.
What happens if it rains?
The gear does not go out uncovered. If there is no dry option we move under shelter, and we will say so early rather than on the day.
How do we hold a date?
A date is held once a deposit is paid. Until then it stays open to anyone else who asks, so if you are close to deciding it is worth telling us.
Check
a date
Send the date and the venue. Availability and a price back the same day, from a person rather than a form letter.
- From LKR 40,000 for the evening, sound included. Final price depends on date, distance and how long you want us playing.
- Island wide. Coast, hills, and the long drives between.
- Own PA to roughly 150 guests, sound brought in above that.
- First dance and Sinhala requests learned in advance.
Send the date, the venue, and what you are planning.
Availability and a full quote back the same day.
A deposit holds the date. Until then it stays open.