Most ceremonies are spoken once and then disappear.
The Champagne Book preserves the ceremony as a finished document — written, edited, and held as record. It is the final form of the words spoken on the day, prepared with the same care as the ceremony itself.
This is not a photo album.
It is not a scrapbook.
It is a record.
The Champagne Book is the authored record of a ceremony.
It contains the complete language of the moment — refined, finalized, and preserved — so it can be returned to long after the day has passed.
Each book is prepared by Sean Champagne and reflects the ceremony as it was delivered, not as it was imagined afterward.
Every Champagne Book contains:
Title Page
Names, date, and location
Opening Reflection
A short contextual passage written specifically for the record
The Ceremony Text
The full ceremony, edited cleanly and presented without stage direction or filler
Optional Inclusions
Vows, readings, or selected eulogy excerpts when appropriate
Closing Page
Authorship and witness
Nothing is templated.
Nothing is decorative for its own sake.
Images are secondary to language.
If included:
Clients may submit up to five photographs
Images are placed sparingly and intentionally
The text remains the primary focus
If no images are included, the book stands complete.
A refined, archival-quality digital record.
Delivered as a high-resolution PDF
Designed for reading and preservation
Suitable for private sharing or long-term storage
Fee: $250–$400
A restrained physical edition for those who want a tangible artifact.
Linen or matte hardcover
Neutral, timeless design
Printed as a single edition, made to order
The hardcover is produced only after the digital edition has been finalized.
Additional Fee: $150–$300
(printing and handling included)
The ceremony is edited after the event
Clients review for factual accuracy only
The final record is delivered within an agreed timeline
This process preserves the integrity of the work and avoids revision by committee.
The Champagne Book is offered selectively.
It may not be available for:
rushed or last-minute ceremonies
situations requiring extensive post-event rewriting
projects where the record is expected to function as a design object
This is an act of authorship — not documentation on demand.
Ceremony is meant to be lived.
Sometimes, it also deserves to be kept.
The Champagne Book exists for those who want the words to remain — intact, considered, and properly held.
The Champagne Book may be requested during inquiry or added after a ceremony has been confirmed. Availability is limited.