Before the wedding
Share the date, venue and the languages your guests speak. Prompts are shaped with you and your planner. We do not publish a lead-time here — we confirm it when we have the day.
The guest experience
How a Wedding Podcast Works
A designed table, two microphones, a few prompts. Guests sit, talk, and leave real voices on video.
A designed corner
The table needs a quiet-enough place during cocktail hour, after dinner or open bar. It should not fight the ceremony or speeches. Outdoor fincas: ask the venue about power and a corner that is not next to the DJ.
At the table
Two people — or a small group — sit. Microphones, a few prompts, a conversation. Camera and light are part of the setup. Nobody is forced to sit down.
They talk as they talk
Guests speak the language they already speak. Prompts invite stories without a comedy host. This is not a queue of solo toasts into a telephone.
What you receive afterwards
Professionally recorded video and audio. Files, edits and timing are confirmed when you book. This is not the wedding film — complementary guest voices, not vows and dancing.
What this is not
Not a Spotify show. Not the wedding film.
A wedding podcast at the party is not a channel your guests subscribe to. It is not Houston tenemos una boda. It is not a photobooth. If you want ceremony, speeches and dancing on film, you still want a videographer.
Languages: guests talk as they talk. Prompt language and on-the-day support are confirmed when you inquire.