Wedding program maker
Your order of service as a booklet to fold and staple.
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Example
A US Letter wedding program: the wedding party, the ceremony and a reading in 8 pages
Emma Walker and Daniel Brooks marry on Saturday, June 12, 2027 at 3 PM at St. Mark’s Church, Springfield. They start from the example order of service, add a page for the wedding party and print the reading in full. Paper: US Letter → half-letter booklet; pages: as many as needed.
- Names “Emma Walker & Daniel Brooks”; the date typed as 2027-06-12 15:00 is printed on the cover as “Saturday, June 12, 2027 · 3:00 PM”; the place goes on two lines, St. Mark’s Church and Springfield.
- At the top of the order of service: “# The Wedding Party”, one line per role (Officiant — Rev. James Carter, Maid of Honor, Best Man…), then a line “---” so the ceremony starts on a new page.
- Under “# Reading” the passage is typed as one line, so it runs on as a paragraph; the reader’s name follows on a line of its own.
- The booklet comes to 8 pages: the cover, the wedding party on page 2, the ceremony on pages 3 and 4, pages 5 and 6 left blank, a Notes page 7 and the thank-you on the back cover.
| Pages in the program | Letter sheets per program | For 100 guests |
|---|---|---|
| 4 | 1 | 100 |
| 8 | 2 | 200 |
| 12 | 3 | 300 |
| 16 | 4 | 400 |
wedding-program.pdf: 4 landscape Letter pages, the two sides of two sheets. Print both sides flipping on the short edge, nest the sheets, fold and staple. Without the wedding-party page the example order of service fits on 4 pages, one sheet; on A4 for a UK order of service, this one also takes 8 A5 pages.
How it works
- Type the names, the date and the place, and choose a design.
- Write the order of service: a line starting with “# ” is a part of the ceremony (Processional, Reading, Vows…), the lines under it are printed as they are — hymn words, readers, music. An example is filled in to start from.
- Download the PDF, print it on both sides flipping on the short edge, fold the sheets in half and staple along the fold.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I print the booklet?
- Print double-sided and choose “flip on short edge”. Stack the sheets in order, fold them in half, and staple on the fold: the pages come out in the right order.
- How many pages will it have?
- A folded booklet always has a multiple of four pages. With “as many as needed”, the cover, your programme and the back cover are fitted into the fewest; spare pages become a notes page.
- Can I print hymn lyrics?
- Yes — type them under the hymn’s heading, one line each. Print only words you are allowed to: old hymns are usually in the public domain; for modern songs, churches often hold a licence.
- Does it work for a funeral or a christening?
- Yes: choose the ceremony, and the example programme, the symbol and the design change to suit it.
- How many sheets of paper do I need?
- One sheet for every four pages, printed on both sides: an 8-page program is 2 sheets of Letter or A4. Multiply by the number of guests — 100 programs of 8 pages need 200 sheets.
- How do I put the wedding party on a page of its own?
- Write it first, under a heading such as “# The Wedding Party”, one line per person, and put “---” on the line after it: the order of service then starts on a new page. Two “---” in a row leave a page empty.
- Is there a footer on it?
- Only on the free plan: a small line “Made with nouplo.com” at the foot of the back cover. With Pro there is none. Either way the booklet is made in your browser.