For wedding professionals
Ceremony-day setup card
Keep this on your phone at the front of the room. Four things to check before anyone walks in, and one calm way the music runs once it starts. Work down it in order, and the part that cannot be redone will simply work.
Short version: run one readiness check, confirm everything plays offline, start each track on your cue and fade it with a single tap, then lock the screen for Live Mode.
Download the PDFFree, no sign-up. Print it, or keep it on your phone.
Readiness check
One pass, before anyone walks in
Every track is downloaded, the volume is set in the actual room at the actual speaker, and every notification is silenced. Wedding Player runs this whole sweep as a single Ready to Go Live check and flags anything that is not ready, so you are not guessing.
Offline confirm
Signal cannot let you down
The device is in airplane mode with every song stored on it, so nothing is streaming. No barn WiFi, no dropped Spotify link, and no dead signal at the worst possible moment.
Cue and tap
In control, without scripting the clock
Each track sits behind one big button. Start it on your cue, and fade it out with one tap when the moment is done. No counting seconds, no timing tracks to the minute: the walk in, the signing, and the walk out each run on your word.
Lock the screen
Live Mode
Once the music starts, lock the screen for Live Mode. A stray tap, a swipe, or a curious child cannot skip, pause, or close it.
The shortcut
Wedding Player turns this card into the app itself: offline playback so signal does not matter, a Ready to Go Live check that flags anything not ready, each track cued behind one button, a clean fade on a single tap, and a locked screen nothing can interrupt. See how it works on the professionals page.
Made by a dad on music duty.