There ' s literally a grocery store in the same parking lot . <| sep |> He sighs and dismisses her concern with a wave of his hand . Just don ' t do it again . <| sep |> Guessing a little bit wristslitty . <| sep |> I wish I was friends with someone for 15 years . <| sep |> Ceremony lav mic on the groom into zoom H 1 , lav mic on the officiant into a zoom h 1 buy the belt clips and it will save you a lot of hassle . 3 rd source is a sound board where available , most common will be an rca into a zoom H 5 . Set it so it records a second file at a lower volume . Bring other cables in case you need an xlr or 14 output from the board . Also why I would use an H 4 n or H 5 etc because an H 1 only has the one input . Buy a multi db external attenuator in case you are given a line out and it ' s too loud for your recorder . Other options would be hiding a good shotgun mic and recorder somewhere close . Reception best audio is going to be the output from the board as mentioned above but don ' t rely on this only . If there is a podium I will discreetly hide a small shotgun mic and recorder sometimes . Other times I will tape a lav with a long cord to the mic stand and hope they don ' t take it off the stand and the lav will pick up what they are saying . I will also drape a mic over one of DJ ' s speakers . It ' s not uncommon for me to have 3 or 4 different sources of audio just incase . Once you have this as a routine the whole thing takes about 510 minutes max to set up .