WeddingPlayer: purpose-built for wedding ceremony music Organise tracks by event, mix Apple Music with local audio, and play reliably on the day Born from a real need: my daughter asked me to handle her wedding music, and nothing could combine streaming with custom audio and play offline with foolproof controls Go Live mode with large panic-proof buttons, crossfade transitions, fade-out timer, trim points, volume normalisation, full offline support. £7.99 one-time. No subscription. Free demo

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Hey Product Hunt. I'm Don, and I built WeddingPlayer for my daughter Nicola's wedding on 22 March 2026. The story is simple: I'm an Apple tech guy. I've spent decades teaching people how to use Apple technology. And I couldn't make Apple Music work for a wedding ceremony. The problem? We had three Apple Music tracks and two custom edits (songs trimmed in GarageBand to hit specific moments). No app would let us combine them in one playlist and play them offline. So I built one. The first version ran Nicola and Alex's ceremony. Every track played on cue. Every transition was smooth. No WiFi required. The venue coordinator asked for a copy of the app afterwards. I cleaned it up, added the features I wished I'd had (crossfade, fade-out with countdown, Go Live operator mode), and put it on the App Store today. It's £7.99 once. No subscription. There's a full free demo so you can try everything before your big day. If you're planning a wedding and handling the music yourself, I'd love for you to try it. **Topics:** Wedding, Music, iOS, Apple Music

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