Section 1 of 4
Who and what Start with the occasion and the names we need to get right.
1. What do you need written? (required) The occasion helps us choose the right opening, length, and way to finish.
Section 2 of 4
The story Choose memories you can picture. A few plain sentences are enough.
4. How did you meet, and how long ago? (required) A place, a first impression, and a rough date give your words a starting point.
5. One small, specific thing that shows who they are. (required) One concrete, everyday detail tells us more about this person than ten flattering adjectives.
6. Anything only the two of you would understand? (optional) A shared joke or memory adds your voice; explain enough for us to understand.
7. What do you admire most about them? (required) Tell us what they actually do, so admiration becomes something your listener can recognize.
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Tone and shape Pick what feels comfortable to say in front of the people you love.
8. How do you want it to sound? (required) Your choice guides the language, while your memories keep the finished piece sounding personal.
9. How long should it run? (required) A reading length helps us make room for pauses without crowding your ceremony schedule.
10. What kind of ceremony? (required) The setting helps us respect the room, your traditions, and the people listening together.
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The guardrails Tell us what to leave out and where your draft should go.
11. Is there anything we must not mention? (optional) Exes, family matters, or embarrassing work stories: list them here and we will avoid them.
13. Before you send your answers (both required) These confirmations clarify how we use your story and when your writing will arrive.
Send your answers, then choose a package and pay.
Your first draft arrives by email within 48 hours of completed answers and payment.
Read it aloud and send feedback; two rounds of revisions are included at no extra charge.
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