
Maybe you’ve dream of singing at your ceremony but the voice inside you whispers, “I can’t.”
What if you could transform that whisper and the love it holds… into a song that everyone celebrates?
Your wedding day is more than vows and vows—they’re your promise, your history, your connection.
When you choose to learn to sing at your wedding or record a song to be played at your wedding, you’re voicing something deeper: your love from the heart.
By preparing with me, you’ll:
Choose a song that truly reflects your love story.
Build the skills and confidence to sing it and record it with presence and feeling.
Manage nerves so your voice becomes your gift, not stress.
Own your moment—not just on the day, but for the memory it becomes.
Choose a song that matches your love story and your natural voice
Learn how to sing it with confidence, emotion, and connection
Build vocal strength and clarity (even if you’ve never sung before)
Learn grounding tools to steady nerves
Option to record your song professionally
Rehearse until your voice feels like love, not pressure
I only take 2–3 wedding singers per month so each couple receives the support and preparation they deserve.
If your wedding is within the next six months, now is the perfect time to begin.
What would happen if you turned love into a song—and dared to sing it out loud?
In this moving episode, Aideen shares the story of Caryn, who—at nearly 60 and new to singing—decided to record a love song for her wedding. Inspired by an Instagram clip of a groom hearing his bride’s voice for the first time, Caryn set out to learn, record, and reveal her heart through music in just two months.
Together, we explore how she moved from perfectionism to presence, finding her voice not just in melody but in life. You’ll hear:
🎵 How to choose a song that fits your story (and your range!)
🎵 Why the right emotion matters more than hitting every note
🎵 How regular lessons and practice create confidence
🎵 The emotional shift from “Am I good enough?” to “This is my truth”
Caryn’s story is a reminder that meaning beats mastery and brave beats perfect. Her voice became a mirror for courage, reshaping how she shows up in love, family, and work.
If you’ve ever felt it’s too late to start something new, this conversation will remind you: it’s never too late to free your voice and follow your heart.
You don’t need to be polished — you just need to be connected.
Your love carries the moment more than technique ever will.
I teach you grounding, breath, and emotional safety, so your voice feels steady and supported.
This work helps you with managing emotions and expressing them without losing your voice.
Absolutely. Most of my wedding singers are complete beginners who simply want to try to express their love through song.