Wedding Ceremony Writing

How to Write a Wedding Ceremony Script

1. Write Down What The Couple Means To You
2. Read Other Wedding Ceremony Scripts
3. Collaborate With The Couple
4. Write The Foundation For Your Wedding Ceremony Script
5. Recite The Wedding Ceremony To Yourself
6. Take a Break
7. Make The Ceremony Whole
8. Recite the Ceremony to a Friend
9. Rehearse The Stage Directions

Tips for Personalizing a Wedding Ceremony

One effective strategy is to start is with the couple, and then work backwards towards the ceremony. That way, you've established the feel and tone before you start putting it together.

How to Prepare for Officiating a Wedding Ceremony

1. Nail Down The Logistics
2. Gather Info for the Ceremony
3. Write Your First Draft
4. Rehearse and Polish
5. Rehearse and Internalize
6. Dress Rehearsal & Officiate

Co-Officiating a Wedding Ceremony

Every couple has the freedom to conduct their wedding however they like, and that extends to the number of ministers. However, only one person can be recognized legally as the couple's officiant: the person who signs their marriage license.

How To Maintain Communication with Your Couple

If you've got a ceremony coming up, it's time to start planning! The first thing you need to do is schedule a couple important meetings with your couple: an initial check-in and a follow-up as the wedding approaches.

How to Include Family and Friends in the Wedding Ceremony

When creating a wedding ceremony, many couples want to know how to get their family, friends, or in some cases, all of their guests involved. We love it when they do!