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Magic Import

Paste the messy wedding data people actually send: old ceremony scripts, reusable elements, VIP lists, tables, notes, texts, and email threads. Review the structure, edit it, then use it in the wedding.

Full wedding workspace · Paste & structure

Magic Import — stop retyping everything

Two ways to use the same engine: your ceremony library, and the wedding party.

You have years of scripts in Word docs, PDFs, and email threads — and couples send wedding-party lists in every format imaginable. Magic Import turns that messy text into structured data, then asks you to review it before anything goes live.

Same paste-and-review pattern, two very different jobs.

Magic Import — paste ceremony text or VIP lists and review structured results

For your ceremony library

Officiant — past ceremonies & reusable elements

Paste old scripts, PDFs, or doc files in your studio. Magic Import pulls out structure — full ceremonies and the readings, rituals, and transitions inside them — so you can drop them into new weddings instead of retyping.

  • Import past ceremonies from legacy scripts, PDFs, or docs
  • Import individual elements (readings, rituals, transitions) as reusable blocks
  • Builds your library — drop pieces into new ceremonies in seconds
  • Studio only — couples never see your library unless you publish a section

For the wedding party

Couple or officiant — messy VIP lists

Paste names, roles, sides, and notes from spreadsheets, texts, or emails. Magic Import structures the roster so it is ready for procession walking order, reserved seating, and altar positions.

  • Couples paste lists in the couple portal; officiants paste in the studio
  • Structured roster — names, roles, sides & notes
  • Feeds procession, reserved ceremony seating & altar positions
  • Officiant approves before the wedding party or VIP portal sees anything

You review it before anything goes live. You do not need a special spreadsheet.

Built for real source material

Paste what they sent. You do not need a special spreadsheet.

Officiants have years of ceremonies in Word docs. Couples send the wedding party in texts, emails, and notebooks. Magic Import turns that into something you can use — without making anyone retype it.

Existing ceremonies

Bring past scripts into the studio so your best work becomes reusable instead of trapped in old files.

Ceremony elements

Extract welcomes, readings, vows sections, rituals, declarations, pronouncements, and transitions as reusable building blocks.

Messy VIP lists

Paste names, roles, sides, phone numbers, notes, and relationships from whatever format the couple sends.

Human review

The import gives you structured data, but you approve it before it affects procession, seating, portals, or day-of mode.

Where imports land

Review first — then put structured data to work

Ceremony imports build your reusable library. VIP imports become rosters you approve for procession, seating, and portals. Nothing goes live until you say so.

Day-of mode

Officiant tablet view with offline backup, dark mode & adjustable text.

Procession & layout

Couple and officiant plan walking order, seating chart, and altar positions together — then publish to VIPs and day-of.

Magic Import

Officiants: import past ceremonies & reusable elements. Couples & officiants: paste messy VIP lists — ready for procession & seating.

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Stop retyping the wedding

Apply for the Beta to help shape Magic Import and the ceremony workflow before launch.