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You can now pay someone to write your wedding vows

Ashley Kent

These days you can pretty much hire someone to do everything for you. You can hire clothes, you can hire someone to bring you food and now you can even hire someone to write your wedding vows.

Ghost writing and proofreading platform, EduBirdie.com have unveiled a new service which provides help for people who may get tongue-tied or writers block when it comes to speeches at big events.

EduBride has been created to provide the service to brides, grooms and bridal party members who need a little help writing their vows and reception speeches.

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"With all of the viral videos you see on social media, the most amazing maid of honour speech, or best man speech that left everyone crying, the pressure is on for people to do a good job, and not miss the mark when it's their turn to recite an important speech," Avery Morgan, senior editor and communications director for EduBirdie tells the New York Post.

Morgan also adding that over the last two years they have seen a huge surge in wedding-related speech writing needs.

Each speech goes through a process to make it as personal as possible, including telling the writer about a special bonding moment, and how long you've known the person.

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You can also choose what sort of speech you'd like: over the top, funny, tear-jerker, heartfelt and more.

"We can turn around a speech in as little as three hours. Our writers are global and in all different time zones," Morgan says.

And if you need to make an edit, he adds that there is 24/7 support, so you can be sure to be connected to a writer in real time.

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"This type of writing is so much more personal than a professional cover letter. With a customer satisfaction guarantee, we'll make revisions at no additional charge — as many as needed to get the job done," says Morgan.

"We're committed."

At $18 a page, Morgan says the average job will come in under $100 with a five-minute speech likely to be around three to four pages in length.

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