Ulladulla, Mollymook and Milton are close enough that the top of this list is nearly all local: a singer, a cover band and a wedding band in town, a DJ and another wedding act at Mollymook, a guitarist at Milton. For a wedding, that's most of what you need before you've left the postcode. Which is lucky, because Milton weddings are a whole industry now and the acts who live here get spoken for early.
Beyond the strip, the list heads up the Princes Highway to Vincentia and St Georges Basin and down to Batemans Bay, all a reasonable drive and none of them a big deal for a Saturday night. After that it's Nowra, then Wollongong, whose page is the deeper one if you need a particular kind of band or a show. A Wollongong act coming down for a Mollymook wedding is common enough; a Sydney one will want a room.
Top picks are the nearby performers with the most visible reviews, then rating, then the closest; further afield the closest come first, and premium listings break remaining ties. Distances are straight-line from Ulladulla. Ask each act whether they travel to your venue and what that costs.
Ceremony bookings here are usually a solo singer or a guitarist for the walk in, the signing and canapes, quoted as a block rather than by the night. The Milton guitarist and the Ulladulla singers on this page show from-prices where they've given them. A separate band for the reception is a second quote.
There's a DJ based at Mollymook, so a local wedding quote starts without travel. Beyond that it's the length of the reception, lighting and whether they'll cover the ceremony and canapes too, which most will for a bit more. The card shows a from-price where the DJ has listed one.
Wollongong acts do, regularly, because the South Coast is their weekend work; Sydney acts will for a wedding with the budget for it. Either way it's a long drive home after a midnight finish, so a room at Mollymook is a normal part of the quote. The Wollongong page is the place to start.
More of the acts within reach of Ulladulla call themselves wedding singers than anything else, which tells you what the local work is. For a ceremony on the beach at Mollymook, ask about battery gear and wind before you ask about songs.
The Milton and Mollymook wedding season runs spring through autumn, and the acts who live on the strip do most of it. Summer holidays add the pub and club work on top, so enquire the moment you have a date.
Canberra acts reach Ulladulla by the Kings Highway over Clyde Mountain, a slow road and a miserable one in fog. If you're booking from the capital, ask them to stay the night rather than drive back over it after a late set.