A brand new camera, kit lens and enthusiasm is not the recipe for a wedding photographer.
If you are serious about doing that kind of work, you've got a long way to go from where you are now.
First of all, learn photography, read the manual of your camera, read books about exposure, lighting, composition. Look at Wedding Photographers websites, when you can produce that kind of work consistently, then you might be ready to go out and earn a living as a photographer.
Get friendly with a local wedding photographer and ask if you can assist with his/her work WITHOUT PAY (if the photographer is any good, it's you who should be paying).
The world is full of people who've have just bought a decent camera and think they can be a professional. The camera is just a tool, it won't do the work for you just because it's nice and shiny.
The world is also full of unhappy newlyweds who paid money to those professional photographers I just mentioned.
Now, I'm just making assumptions about you here. But I think those assumptions are pretty accurate based on the fact that you bought a camera with a kit lens and think you can go and photograph a wedding. You also make no mention of a website or any previous photography experience. You also have posted here first instead of introducing yourself in Welcomes and Introductions. That shows a lack of life experience (which happens to be something else you need to be a decent Wedding and Portrait Photographer)
Welcome to the forum.