Brian Franklin & Vows & Speeches in The New York Times

The New York Times featured Brian Franklin, founder of Vows & Speeches, in a Style-section story about couples turning to professional writers for help with their wedding vows and speeches.

“I wanted my vows to be real, personal and intimate.” She managed to check off all three boxes after hiring Brian Franklin, a founder of Vows & Speeches, a writing service for wedding participants that he started with his wife, Nicole Franklin, in 2021.

The New York Times

So much has happened since this article came out, but it has, without question, been a huge boost for our business. Our offerings (and the pricing) have changed a bit, but the premise is still the same: highly personalized speechwriting for weddings, whether it’s for vows, the ceremony, or the wedding speeches and toasts. This fantastic spotlight was also great because it allowed me to occasionally remind Nicole that the New York Times called me “The Humorist.” Along with our very recent appearance on Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend, it’s helped solidify us as one of the most recognized businesses of our kind in this new niche in the wedding industry.

Thinking about help with your own vows, ceremony, or wedding speech? Book a quick intro call.

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