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Officiating a wedding · the script writer

Write the ceremony from their story.

Tell us how they met, what you’ve seen in them, and what the ceremony needs. You get a full script in order, with the cues marked and the legal lines in place, built from your answers and nothing else.

The heart of the ceremony. Where they met, a moment or two along the way, the proposal if you know it. Real details beat big words.

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Something you've noticed from up close. How they argue, how they look after each other, a small habit.

3.How should it feel?
4.How long?

Your own speaking time. Their vows, readings and music add to the whole ceremony.

5.Any religious element?
6.Their vows

Optional. Readings and who gives them, a unity candle or handfasting, kids taking part, a late parent to remember.

Optional. A topic, a story, a word the couple asked you to skip.

Nothing invented

Where the script needs a detail you didn’t give, you get a blank to fill, never a made-up memory.

Ready to print

Section names, your lines in large type, and cues in italics, so you can read it from a binder.

Want to see one first?

Read the example scripts, or the officiant guide.