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The Wedding
Speech
When it comes to writing a speech there
are no rules for the presentation, your content or the duration. You
need to make sure that it contains Thanks to the groom on behalf of
the wedding party and a toast to the new couple. A successful speech
will require a great deal of effort on your part however with some
help from our experts and some fine tuning, you should be able to come
up with a flawless presentation that reflects your personality and
succeeds in getting your point across.
Now that you've been
asked to make a speech, start making some notes. You may want to
write about something funny that happened in your past or awards and
achievements in the grooms life. Ask his friends, parents, business
associates, even the bride to get the most details or possible stories
to use at the reception.
Once you have written down your notes,
you should start writing your speech. Start with something funny or a
story that would capture the guests attention. Something that is about
the groom.
For instance, Our Pastor at our church
was talking about dog obedience and how he and his fiancé had to go to
the final class for the dog to graduate. He went into detail about
missing 4 out of 8 classes. On the final day, he shows up with the
dog, only to discover that he has to take a test with the dog. He
prayed that he would have to go first as he was not aware of the
commands to use, as his fiancé watched. They asked him to walk the
dog, run the dog, have the dog sit, ect. When the final test came,
the instructor asked the Pastor to "circle". The pastor thought that
it meant for him to walk around the dog, however, it really meant for
the dog to walk around him. He had never been so embarrassed in his
life. We need to say he graduated, but was a little embarrassed in
front of his fiancé for that blunder.
This would be an excellent example to
use about the Groom in your speech. Once you've caught their
attention, use information about the couple and how they met, end it
with an encouraging word for the couples future and Toast.
When writing you speech
sure it contains the following:
1. An amusing Story
2. Grooms Date of
Birth, Even the Brides
3. Talk about his
childhood, what he was like and what he aspired to be.
4. Who was his first
date.. first girlfriend, first kiss, first real love...
5. What's he like at work compared
to what he like off work hours.
6. Any embarrassing stories about
his past, something funny he may have recently done.
7. When did the Bride and Groom Meet?
when was the first time he tried to hold her hand, when was their
first kiss, where did he propose, how did he propose, how far out of
his way did he go to propose
8. End this with a Toast to their
future and the hope they will have alot of children together...
9. Wrap it up with how much your
friendship means to each other and how honored you are to be not only
his best friend but his best man.
10. Send out your final toast to
the couple and wish them well in their new life together.
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