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Hello Paul and welcome to the forum.
I would advise buying a flash unit that you can use the TTL metering of your camera to set the flash power and if you can also use it off camera that would be great.
How experienced as a photographer are you Paul? Have you covered any other social gatherings or events, because weddings are quite challenging to shoot. I can not stress just how important planning is with a wedding shoot. It's best to have a look round the venue in advance, compile a list of shots you need to take on the day, get a copy of the days itinerary, plan where and when you need to be for each shot after you've decided on locations for each. It's good to also have a look at some other galleries of wedding shoots for some inspiration for group poses, though there are a few very useful articles on this site that should help with that too!
Anyway, best of luck!
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