Real-time translation and live captions for vows, speeches, and toasts, where every guest follows along in their own language on their own phone or the venue screen, no equipment required.
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When two languages marry, Maestra keeps both sides of the room in the moment. Translate the wedding ceremony live between the couple's two languages, or add more for international guests.
No apps to install, no equipment to hand out. Guests join the live session and follow the ceremony in their own language in seconds.
A QR appears on the venue screen or printed in the program. Guests scan it with their camera, no app download, opens instantly in any browser.
All active channels appear instantly. One tap and they're connected to the live translation, whether it's the couple's two languages or more for international guests.
Guests hear the vows and speeches in their preferred language through AI voices, or simply read the live captions on their screens as the moment unfolds.
Everything a bilingual wedding needs, set up in minutes and gone from your budget worries.
Run live translation alongside the streaming and production tools your videographer or venue already uses.
Everything you need to know about running live translation on your big day.
A phone, tablet, or laptop at the venue captures the ceremony audio, and Maestra translates it in real time. Guests read the translation on the venue screen or on their own phones by scanning a QR code, no apps and no equipment to hand out.
That's the most common setup for a bilingual wedding. When the couple's families speak two different languages, both can follow the ceremony live, and you can add more languages for international guests at any time.
Most couples use Maestra as their wedding translator instead of an interpreter. The translation runs quietly on screen, so the ceremony stays between the couple and the officiant, with no third voice in the room.
Far less than hiring an interpreter for the day. Pricing is based on translation minutes, and guests never pay anything. Reach out through the demo form and we'll help you size it for your ceremony.
Live translation handles natural, emotional speech well, and you can add names and personal terms in advance so they come through correctly.
Guests joining remotely see the same live translation as guests in the room. It also runs alongside OBS, vMix, Zoom, and Teams if your videographer streams the day.
The full transcript and audio can be saved. Your vows, speeches, and toasts are saved in both languages, which many couples keep as part of their wedding record.
Any device with a microphone and an internet connection, a phone on a stand works fine. If the venue has a screen or projector, captions can be displayed for the whole room.
Many planners run Maestra across their events. Get in touch and we'll set up an arrangement that fits how you work.
The system processes continuous speech from different speakers, as long as audio quality is clear.
Yes. The live wedding translation feed can be projected on screens or shared via personal devices.
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