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Woman quits sales job to start wedding vows writing business, earns Rs 7 lakh a month

Despite her competitors using AI to churn out content at a rapid rate, Katelyn Peterson says her clients value emotional authenticity and human storytelling — something she believes AI can’t replicate.

September 23, 2025 / 11:54 IST
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Since launching the company eight years ago, Katelyn Peterson has written over 700 speeches for brides, grooms, family members and bridal party guests. (Representational image: Unsplash)
Since launching the company eight years ago, Katelyn Peterson has written over 700 speeches for brides, grooms, family members and bridal party guests. (Representational image: Unsplash)

Katelyn Peterson was a salesperson but it wasn't something she was passionate about. She loved writing, especially when it meant helping people "put their heart into words". So, she decided to quit her job and follow her passion. She began to write wedding vows for people and now, it has turned into a full-fledged business with the 37-year-old making Rs 7 lakh a month from it.

“I got into this business to help people put their heart into words,” Peterson, the founder and CEO of Wedding Words, said in an interview with CNBC Make It.

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Since launching the company eight years ago, she has written over 700 speeches for brides, grooms, family members and bridal party guests. Her process includes video calls to understand the client’s story, followed by revisions and delivery coaching.

Peterson’s inspiration came in 2017 when she helped her father rewrite her grandfather’s eulogy.