Peter Merry has been helping couples create fun and entertaining wedding receptions since 1992. He has presented seminars on wedding entertainment performance techniques, wedding marketing, sales consultation skills, and the value of solid standards and ethics in business. These seminars have been presented to wedding professionals in over 60 cities across the United States.
He has also frequently been asked to speak locally & nationally for various professional associations and conferences, including:
ABC
(Association of Bridal Consultants)
ISES
(International Special Events Society)
NACE
(National Association of Catering Executives)
WMBA
(Wedding Merchants Business Academy)
AfWPi
(Association For Wedding Professionals International)
WEVA
(Wedding & Event Videographers Association International)
NAWP
(National Association of Wedding Professionals)
MPI
(Meeting Professionals International)


In 2003 and 2004, he served as the National ADJA President.
(American Disc Jockey Association)

In 2007, he founded and still serves as the President of the W.E.D. Guild™.
(Wedding Entertainment Directors Guild)

He currently serves his clients as their Wedding Entertainment Director™ via his exclusive wedding entertainment company, Merry Weddings, Inc.

His varied entertainment background includes years of public speaking and teaching classes at Saddleback Church, serving as a "Morning Host" for KBRT AM 740, hosting and engineering his own Talk Radio Show on KBRT, and doing Stand-Up Comedy at the Improv.
He was born and raised in Seattle, Washington. He currently lives in Ladera Ranch, California with his wife Lisa. And, he is the proud step-father of Eric Lovato and Jason Lovato.

Peter's infectious passion for creating memorable moments at weddings has caused many to affectionately refer to him as "the fun wedding guy!" To learn more, visit his personal web site: PeterMerry.com.

Finally, Peter's ultimate goal for his book is to promote his ideas on creating fun wedding receptions by landing a guest spot on the Oprah show. In that effort, he has already given 10 interviews on local morning TV shows all over the U.S.