StephenClint

I've just revised and updated my blog post to reflect my 3 years with the Fujifilm X-Series for weddings (and portraits and magazine work). While I will be first in line for the X-Pro2, I'm still loving the X-Pro1 bodies and X100S. The blog post still has it's original URL because so many other sites are linking to it, and Fujifilm Cameras posted it on their Facebook page.
 
http://www.bradleyhanson.com/blog/2015/5/26/my-25-years-with-the-fujifilm-x-series-cameras-and-lenses

I have been using Canon 6D + various lenses for weddings/events/newborns
Switched to X-T1 + 23mm + 56mm and 10-24mm about 18 months ago and I loved it.
YN560mk2 works fine with x-t1,
lately i added yn622c and yn622 tx for off camera flash setup.
Here is my website: www.benimlemisiniskocyali.com

The X-T10 is more than capable of shooting a wedding.  Have fun!

Did my first wedding shoot with the Fuji XT1 with 56, and the X100T combo. It performed very well, the continuous focus tracking worked better than I expected. I have no doubts about the viability of the Fuji for wedding work. The client loved the results.
 
 
 
 
 
 

I've been shooting weddings with the Fuji X-System for almost 3 years, and I'm still using 2 X-Pro1 bodies and the X100s. This wedding was just published on Minnesota Bride, and also included a LOT of low light at the reception. 
 
http://www.bradleyhanson.com/blog/2015/8/10/christina-and-bens-wedding-at-the-bachelor-farmer-published-by-minnesota-bride

Well as an experienced wedding photographer I would have said, "thanks for the day off, and for paying me to not work!". Seriously, your comment shows that you obviously don't understand how to get good results from your gear. The X-T1 is just as capable as a DSLR when used properly. So much so that I sold my 1Dx a month after getting my first X-T1. Since then the camera has only got better. Here's a recent Fuji wedding: http://chasingsummerphoto.com/general/kirsty-and-tims-wedding-echidna-gully-armidale-wedding-photography-nsw/