Invitation-only listening for your loved ones
Weddings events are one-of-a-kind moments when guests share stories and advice that we don’t want to forget. That’s why we capture these spoken words as audio documentaries.
Private podcasts are also great for elopements and anniversaries – or for any life story that you want to preserve and share with your loved ones.
Our Love Story Episode
This a clip from an audio documentary in which a couple tells the story of how they met, started dating and decided to get married. They also discuss what to expect at the wedding.
Engagement Party Episode
Family and friends loved being interviewed about why Hamilton and Pete are such a great match, and offered up advice for their future. This is a clip from a longer audio episode.
Reception Speeches Episode
At weddings events, family and friends make speeches that we don’t want to forget. Recording and turning them into a podcast episode makes it easy to share and save for future listening.
Wedding Ceremony Episode
Capturing your vows with audio so you can re-listen on your anniversary, or share the ceremony with loved ones who couldn’t be there on your special day.
There are so many things your custom wedding podcast can capture:
- Elopement documentary so family and friends feel included
- Rehearsal dinner audio slideshow with voices of family and friends
- Wedding guest perspectives: stories, speeches and advice recorded at the reception, rehearsal dinner or engagement party
- Honeymoon report: Fill everyone in on your first trip as a married couple
- Anniversary documentary: a look back at your wedding day and the years since then
Client Testimonials
“The wedding podcast that Will prepared for us was hands down one of the best parts of our wedding. It was such a fun, unique concept and really captured the spirit of our relationship from our points of view and our friends and families as well. All of our guests loved listening to it, and commented on how professional the production quality was. Will was an incredible interviewer and even managed to get some heartfelt soundbites from our tween-age boys! I cannot recommend Will and his service more highly – we are already looking forward to listening back every year on our anniversary!” — Leah Selim
“It was so special to have audio from our ceremony recorded for our elderly grandparents, who were unfortunately unable to travel to our wedding due to health reasons. We recommend ListenWith.Us to anyone who wants to be able to share their wedding memories with those unable to attend and to enjoy and listen to for years to come.” — Megan and Nigel
Here’s what some wedding guests have said:
A Podcast, Really?
A wedding photo album lasts a lifetime, but it doesn’t capture the inside story of how that wedding came to be or the words and stories shared at the big event. If you’ve ever read the New York Times’ wedding announcements, you’ll know how everyday people’s love stories can be utterly fascinating and heart-filling. Do your friends and family know yours? How did you meet? What was the most touching part of the proposal? Some of these details could be lost over time, but your wedding podcast will capture your love story so you can share it with loved ones now, and cherish it together forever.
When we listen, our memories come to life, and our hearts open to receive all that joy we felt during wedding celebrations.
Imagine, popping in earbuds, or playing your podcast over a speaker, and being taken back to where it all began, your meet cute, your love story, the challenges you faced and overcame together to reach the big day, the promises you made to each other, the lives you hope to build together, the messages of support and loving words of advice from family and friends.
Recording a podcast is a unique experience for your wedding guests. If your guests have never been interviewed by a professional radio producer before, being asked to record their thoughts can be fun and exciting. One guest told us, “I feel famous… and I like it!”
It’s also less intimidating to talk to a friendly face with a microphone than to stare down a camera lens while squinting at bright lights – or worrying about how you’ll look on video. People sometimes forget about the microphone and open up more than on camera. This makes the end result more relaxed and natural.
Wedding photography and video are great for capturing actions we see: the flower girl walking down the aisle, throwing the bouquet, etc.
But audio documentary podcasts capture the feelings of love and joy in the spoken words and stories shared before and during wedding events.
