150: Why Wedding Day Voices Matter for Future Generations with Spirit and Sound

When was the last time you truly listened to the sound of a loved one’s voice?

Have you ever noticed how it evokes certain memories and super-charged emotions for you?

What if the most meaningful memory of your wedding day wasn't captured in a photo because we chose to think a little differently about, and expanded on, the way we document weddings?

My guest, Kate Mishkin, is the founder of Spirit and Sound, a company that creates one-of-a-kind audio documentaries of couples’ wedding days.

Kate shares how she draws out deeply personal stories from newlyweds, their families, and friends, why the human voice has an intimate quality that photos can’t capture, and the coolest way couples are preserving these recordings for future generations to enjoy.

Make sure you stay listening until the end, because Kate also reveals her favourite unexpected moments from weddings, and the simple steps you can take, even if you don't hire a producer, to start preserving your own love story in sound.

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Spirit & Sound: https://www.spiritandsnd.com/

Spirit & Sound on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spiritandsnd/

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