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The wedding was amazing. Everyone loved the ceremony, and the bride and groom were so happy with it. It was also their first time hearing the script, so that really added to their experience. I received tons of compliments, and even the DJ said I knocked it out of the park. The entire audience (along with the bride and groom) were laughing and crying throughout the entire ceremony, and everyone had a blast. Thanks so much for your help. Your coaching really made all the difference!

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Could not have gone better! Dozens and dozens of people told me it was amazing – best wedding they have ever been to. I had grown men crying. Thank you so much! I couldn’t have done it nearly as well without you.

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Ceremony went great! Got a bunch of laughs from the bride and groom and the audience. I got so many compliments afterward from their family and friends. Everyone said it was really engaging and loved the story. The groom recognized a few of the things he sent me but was blown away with how the whole thing came together. One friend did ask if I’m for hire for their wedding this summer! I’m very grateful for all your help! It took the stress out of it and made the whole process really fun.

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Mark, it could not have gone any better! I had people laughing in stitches, and others with tears falling from their faces. The content was on point and I nailed the delivery! People were coming up to me all night raving about the ceremony. I can’t thank you enough, you truly are a wizard and a master of your craft! Thank you thank you thank you!

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What a night. I can’t thank you enough for everything I’ve learned about doing weddings. It’s given me the confidence to shrug off the little snags. Most importantly, I was able to keep reminding the couple that this was all about them, and not to worry, I got this. Thank you so much for being a great wedding mentor!

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When to Pause or Stop a Wedding Ceremony: A Guide for Officiants

by | Oct 2, 2026 |

One of the biggest fears newer wedding officiants have is that something unexpected is going to happen during the ceremony and they won’t know what to do. What if a baby starts screaming? What if a plane flies overhead? What if somebody drops the rings? What if it starts pouring rain? What if one of the couple becomes overwhelmed, feels sick, or simply needs a minute? Do you keep going? Do you acknowledge it? Do you pause? Do you actually stop the ceremony? After hundreds of weddings, I’ve...

How Wedding Officiants Should Work With the DJ

by | Sep 25, 2026 | , ,

You can write a fantastic wedding ceremony, rehearse it carefully, arrive prepared, and still find yourself standing at the front of the room waiting for somebody across the venue to press play on the music. That somebody might be an experienced wedding DJ with hundreds of ceremonies behind them, or it might be the bride’s cousin with an iPhone plugged into a speaker. Either way, you two need to work together. The DJ or music person is one of the vendors a wedding officiant depends on most...

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