Let's build their ceremony.

Page 2 — Their story

This becomes the heart of the ceremony — the part guests talk about after.

How did they meet? The real story, with the small details. The proposal — who, where, how, what went wrong or perfectly? Quirks, rituals, inside jokes that make them THEM A moment that shows who they are together The moment each of them KNEW — if you know it Why do they choose each other — what have they said, or what have you seen? What always makes the two of them laugh?

Page 3 — The wedding day

Every cue in your script matches the actual day — people, rituals, logistics.

Wedding party — names and roles you should mention or cue Any rituals, readings, or traditions to include? Kids, pets, or wildcard participants? The story of the rings — heirloom, custom, chosen together? How will the vows work? They're writing their own vowsClassic repeat-after-me vows (write them for us)A mix — short personal vows plus traditional promisesNot sure yet — include both options Anyone who has passed to honor by name — and how? Anyone to honor or mention — and anything to absolutely avoid?

Page 4 — You, the officiant

The ceremony is written in your voice — these shape how it sounds out loud.

A short story or memory of the couple only YOU could tell When it ends, guests should feel… Like they laughed and cried in the same fifteen minutesWarm, uplifted, and closer to each otherMoved by something reverent and timelessLike they just watched their favorite movie's best scene Tone Warm and heartfelt with light humor Funny and playful (but lands the emotional moments) Traditional and elegant Religious framing Fully secular Lightly spiritual (no specific tradition) ChristianJewishInterfaithOther (note it above) Email

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