The couple’s ceremony
OfficiantScript for couples
Their story becomes a complete ceremony that sounds like them, with every reading, cue, and minute settled and a working set ready to pass on.
The job the documents need to carry
- Part 1
The ceremony should sound like this couple, not like names dropped into a standard script. Their story, relationships, traditions, readings, and words to avoid all matter.
- Part 2
Details shared as “we” and “our” need to become truthful words for the officiant, without inventing memories or a closeness that was never described.
- Part 3
The handoff needs to include the order, timing, speaker names, music cues, and directions — not just pages of spoken words.
- Part 4
When a reading or speaker changes, every printed page needs to reflect the same ceremony.
What changes with OfficiantScript
Guided questionnaire
The ceremony keeps the couple’s point of view without putting their memories in someone else’s mouth. The questions use first-person language for the couple and keep the officiant identified separately.
Editable Word document
The finished words remain easy to adjust. The Word file uses clear headings, separates directions and other speakers’ words, and leaves marked blanks only where a detail is missing. It also opens in Google Docs.
Run-sheet
The handoff includes a full view of the ceremony. The run-sheet gives every section a start time, length, speaker, and cue, with the processional in its own place.
Magic-link access
The current ceremony stays within reach when the package changes hands. The link in your email opens the editor and latest downloads on another device, without a password.
The first hour
- 1
Describe the ceremony they want
Guided questionnaire
The questions cover the couple’s words, story, ceremony shape, readings, rituals, speakers, and state, while keeping the officiant identified as a separate person.
- 2
Read the first page
Draft preview
The opening is ready before purchase. It shows the names, tone, and point of view created from the details already shared.
- 3
Pass on the complete ceremony
Magic-link access
The link in your email opens the current ceremony without an account password. The script, run-sheet, cue cards, checklist, and license page stay together as one working set.
Other roles in the same ceremony
- First-time officiantsA first ceremony arrives complete: every word in order, each handoff marked, the timing settled, and the state’s license duties on a separate page.
- Wedding plannersThe ceremony shows its place on the day: every speaker, song, movement, and section has a clock time, with the expected finish clear from the start.
One complete package
$39, one-time. The complete script and its supporting documents are included in the same purchase.
Questions about this role
Can one of the couple fill out the questionnaire?
Yes. The first answer identifies the couple as the source, and the later questions follow that point of view. The finished script is written for the officiant.
How are the couple’s first-person answers handled?
The couple’s words remain their own facts. “We met at college” becomes an account of how the couple met, never a memory or relationship attributed to the officiant.
Does the handoff include an editable file?
Yes. The script comes as a print-ready PDF and a Word file, alongside the run-sheet, cue cards, checklist, and license page. The link in your email opens the current version and downloads.
Put the whole ceremony on paper.
The complete word-for-word ceremony comes with its timing, cues, checklist, editable copy, and state-specific license reference.