Planning your Wedding Ceremony
Your vows, heard by ALL of your guests
If you're having your ceremony outdoors at your reception venue,you may consider my ceremony sound package.
If not, you can proceed to the Reception Hall
How many ceremonies have you been to where you could not hear what was said?
Anytime there is more than 50 people present at your ceremony, a sound system should be considered. It prevents the officiant from having to think about speaking loud. Even if they speak loud naturally, their volume tends to lower through the ceremony. If you have a videographer, they'll want to pick up the audio clearly as well. Consider your guests who may not have the best hearing. They would appreciate and enjoy being able to hear what is said.
Outdoor weddings in the city are plagued with noises from trucks, sirens, and planes.
Many ceremonies are also distracted by an unhappy child. You've been to one of those ceremonies haven't you? You know what I'm talking about!
As part of your initial consultation, I'll talk to you about the ceremony to find out if you have live musicians, or possibly someone giving a reading.
If you don't have any other ceremony sound needs, then let's
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Wedding Ceremony Live Sound
If you plan to have live musicians at your ceremony, I can help!I have run sound for bands, and churches with many singers and instruments,so if you have live musicians, I know how to connect their instruments, and mix their sound evenly.
I use digital mixers to help achieve the best sound possible without annoying feedback.
Ask me about each bullet point below during our consult as to why I do each of these things below to help make your ceremony amazing!
- Dedicated sound system
- Small over-ear mic for the officiant
- Mic for the Groom where possible to pick up vows clearly
- Mics for live musicians, thier instruments and/or readers
- Directional Antennas for wireless microphones
- Audio feeds for Videographers