#Wedding emcee script word doc series

Clicking an element in the elements library brings it into your element flow, and in your element flow you can remove elements, and shuffle their order around. Hovering over each element gives a pop up box that explains what that element is for. The elements on offer include: Processional, Greeting, Gratitude Ritual, Reflection, Poem (Reading), Declaration of Intent, Exchange of Vows, Giving of Rings, Blessing/Prayer, Officiant’s Charge, Pronouncement, Announcement, Processional, Escort’s Salutation, Unity Ritual, Gratitude Ritual, Shout Out, Our Story/Admiration.įor those wondering, an escort’s salutation is a modern giving away of the bride, not something else which came to mind. The magic starts pouring out as you create a draft and choose which elements you’d like to include or exclude for this couple. This view also offers a view of a sample ceremony like this one.

#Wedding emcee script word doc series

I view the ceremony as a series of elements, and I insert and remove elements as I see fit for the couple. It’s worth noting that I’ve done zero research on the app and I’m writing this as we go, so if you’re up for an adventure in ceremony writing land, let’s dive in! Sign upĬhoosing a style loads a default ceremony “elements flow” which is representative of my ceremony production style.

Finally, provide a platform for this marriage of celebrant and couple to be created and audited.

Take into account my style and worldview as a celebrant, once again, shoehorn.It might query the couple on the genesis, nature, and logistics of their relationship and once again, shoehorn that into a script.I would hope it would take some sort of assessment of a couple and what their beliefs and world-views were, and somehow shoehorn that into a script.Some don’t even go that far and thanks to those celebrants the profession has that reputation of saying the wrong names in a ceremony.īefore clicking through the app and personalising a ceremony for a future couple, I thought I would set out some expectations I might have of such an app. I’ve listened to many celebrants through the ages talk about their ceremony script writing process, some put way too much effort in, and many simply phone it in by inserting names in the right places and clicking print. Wedwordy promises to create personalised wedding ceremony scripts “as easy as 1-2-3” so I reached out to them and requested a review.

I was email marketed by the team at Wedwordy recently, with their offering of a ceremony script builder.