An Irish wedding teaser that gets to the good part first
A Social Teaser of an Irish wedding is the short film couples share before the highlight, so it needs to hook in its first seconds: the bride at the church door, a burst of confetti, a single laugh from the speeches, the band kicking in. Create a WeddingEditor project with Social Teaser as its deliverable, upload the day, and say in the preference questions what to open on and what to finish with. WeddingEditor's AI editing makes the teaser from your footage and it is delivered to your project, ready to download as a widescreen 1080p MP4.
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Last updated October 2026
How to brief an Irish wedding teaser
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Choose Social Teaser and upload the day
Pick Social Teaser when you create the project, then upload your footage from every camera. A teaser draws on the whole day, so include the church, the reception and the evening.
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Give it a first and a last beat
In the preferences, name the shot to open on and the shot to end on, and the one or two voices you want heard. A teaser works best with very few spoken words.
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Review and post when you are ready
Watch the teaser in the app and download the MP4. Revise it up to two times by email if the opening is not the one you wanted, then post it on your own schedule.
Opening and closing beats for an Irish teaser
Open on the door
The church door opening and the bride stepping in, with the organ or a hush from the congregation.
Open on a voice
One short line from a speech or a blessing, heard over a wide shot of the venue.
The middle beat
The ring going on, then the confetti outside, kept brisk.
Close on the band
The dance floor filling as the band starts its first fast song.
Close on the couple
The two of them laughing on the hotel lawn, or in the rain under an umbrella, if that happened.
What an Irish wedding teaser needs
A clear first image
Viewers decide fast. A recognizable Irish setting, such as a stone church, a country house or a wet green lawn, does a lot of work in the opening.
Few words
One voice line is usually enough in a teaser. Save the readings and the full speeches for the highlight or the longer film you cut yourself.
Energy at the end
Most teasers finish on movement: confetti, the first dance or the band at full volume.
Widescreen, as it is
The teaser is delivered as a widescreen 1080p MP4. There is no separate tall or square version, so crop it yourself if a platform needs one.
Edited with AI, on your footage
Every full edit is made by WeddingEditor's AI editing from the files you upload and delivered to your project.
Beats of an Irish teaser and how to brief them
| Beat | Purpose | How to brief it |
|---|---|---|
| Opening image | Hook the viewer | "Open on the church door opening." |
| A voice | Give it a human moment | "One line from the best man, nothing else spoken." |
| The turn | Show the ceremony happened | "Ring on, then straight to confetti." |
| The party | Lift the energy | "The band's first fast song." |
| Final image | Leave them wanting the highlight | "End on the couple under the umbrella." |
What is an Irish wedding Social Teaser?
A Social Teaser is one short, widescreen edit made from your Irish wedding footage to preview the day. It is the deliverable you choose when you create the project, and WeddingEditor's AI editing makes it.
It is not a tall reel made for phone feeds, and it is not the Highlight Reel. If you want both a teaser and a highlight, use two projects.
Irish teaser questions
Should the teaser use the Irish blessing from the meal?
It can, if one line of it is clear in your footage. Name it as the voice you want and say where it should sit, at the start or the end.
Can the teaser show the afters?
If the evening footage is uploaded and you ask for it, yes. Many teasers end on the dance floor, so the late-night crowd can be a strong final beat.
Does the teaser need the ceremony at all?
Not necessarily, but most couples expect a glimpse of the vows or the rings. Say in the preferences how much of the church you want.
Will it work for Instagram?
The teaser is widescreen, so it posts as a landscape video. If you need a tall version, crop it yourself from the MP4 in your own editor.
Can I make changes after I see it?
Yes. Up to two revision rounds are included, and you request them by email from the link in the app.
Can the teaser include the drinks reception?
Yes, if it is in your upload. A trad musician by the fire or a toast on the lawn can make a good middle beat; name the clip you like.
Does WeddingEditor decide what is fine to share from the afters?
No. Which late-night moments may appear in a public teaser is the couple's decision. WeddingEditor edits only the clips you upload, so leave out anything they would not post.
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