Wedding toasts are usually made at the end of the wedding speech although they do not have to be preceded by a long speech. Wedding toasts at the wedding reception can be made to a number of people: the bride, the groom, the bride and groom together, the bride and groom and their children, the bridesmaids, the bride’s parents, the groom’s parents, the … [Read more...]

You're the best man at your friend's wedding but you don't know what to talk about. Here are two ideas you can use in your bestman's wedding speech... 1. If you were the matchmaker, you could talk about how you cleverly arranged things so the bride and groom could meet or be alone to get to know each other. 2. If the groom was reluctant at first to meet his future bride and … [Read more...]

The Groom's Wedding Thank You Speech is an important part of the wedding reception and is highly anticipated by the wedding guests. It includes a number of special people who should be recognized for their contribution to the wedding events... 1. The previous speaker. If the previous speaker was the Father of the Bride or someone in that capacity, comment on his words … [Read more...]

If you're having wedding speeches and toasts at your wedding reception, one special tribute you can include in the order of toasts is to the hosts - who traditionally are the bride's parents. This toast doesn't need to be preceded by a long speech. It can be a short acknowledgment - and heartfelt thanks - for arranging such an outstanding event. The hosts have contributed … [Read more...]