If you're looking to sing like the titular character in The Wedding Singer, played by Adam Sandler in the movie and performed by various actors on stage, you'll need to focus on building up your range, refining your vocal technique, and mastering a few key songs that showcase The Wedding Singer's vocal style.

To start, it's important to note that The Wedding Singer is a high-energy musical that requires a lot of stamina and vocal control. To help build up your endurance, consider incorporating warm-up exercises before any singing sessions. The provided Singing Carrots tools, such as Farinelli Breathing and 3 Minute Warm Up, both offer excellent exercise routines to help with breathing and warm-up.

When it comes to vocal technique, The Wedding Singer's unique sound comes from a combination of strong chest voice, breath control, and an ability to switch smoothly between registers. The provided Chest Voice Explained and Singing Comfort Zone exercises are great for building a strong chest voice and vocal blend. Once you've built a good foundation, you can then work on smoothing out any voice breaks and developing more range in your head voice and mixed voice. The provided Voice Break and Mixed Voice exercises are excellent resources for that purpose.

As for songs, there are several that you should consider including in your repertoire. Somebody Kill Me, Grow Old With You, and It's Your Wedding Day are all great examples of The Wedding Singer's particular style and will help you perfect your sound for hitting those high notes and belting out the lyrics. To find more such songs, you can use the "Search songs by vocal range" feature on the Singing Carrots platform.

With commitment, practice, and effective use of Singing Carrots' content, anyone can learn to sing like a pro, especially The Wedding Singer.