Wedding guests lip-sync to a song which is later set to music in the wedding video, forming a word combining marriage and karaoke: marryoke. This is part of a complete episode.
Transcript of “Marryoke”
Here’s a word that’s new to me, but I bet it’s going to have more currency.
Do you know the word karaoke?
No.
Isn’t that fun?
Is this karaoke at a wedding?
Pretty much.
This is instead of taking a whole bunch of pictures at a wedding. You get your guests to lip sync to a song like the Black Eyed Peas or something like that. And then people put it to music. Slice and dice it and edit it and make a whole video out of it.
Yes.
I’ve seen a few of these.
Yeah.
I didn’t know they had a name.
Marioki.
Marioki, right?
And it’s great for the guests and friends because then you don’t have to watch a long, long video. You can just watch like three minutes.
Yeah.
That’s nice.
That’s super nice.
And people really get into it.
And everybody’s involved.
It’s a video that everyone can have and keep. And in 30 or 40 years, you’ll all look back and say, oh, I remember them. They were such a beautiful couple.
Mariokie.
Look them up.
Nice.
