Wedding Speeches
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Wedding Speeches
Best Man Wedding Toast Ideas, Samples, and Guidance
You don't have to be Shakespeare. You just need to have a plan, execute it, get in, get out. So don't wing it, don't overstay your welcome, and don't piss off the locals.
Wedding Speeches
Everything You Need To Know About Making Speeches With Your Wife
You’ve been a soloist for so long, now it’s time for a duet.
Wedding Speeches
The 50 Best Jokes For Your Best Man Speech
You have to nail this one, it's only the most important speech of the evening.
Wedding Speeches
Go For Emotion In Your Wedding Speech
Facts are nice, but they're just icing on the wedding speech cake.
Reception
6 Things To Avoid In Your Best Man Speech
We've all seen the videos and heard the tales: a few bad jokes from the best man and the wedding is ruined. Don't be that guy.
Wedding Speeches
Using Subtext and Speeching Between The Lines
In order to give a truly great speech, you have to master the art of speaking between the lines. You don't have to always hit the nail on the head.
Wedding Speeches
The Sounds of Silence: Using Pauses in Your Speech
Silence in the middle of a speech is terrifying. It's also completely awesome. Learn from some masters of employing the pregnant pause.
Wedding Speeches
The First Seven Seconds Of Your Wedding Speech-How To Crush It
This is not the time to warm up slowly. You need to come out of the gate like a champion racehorse.
Wedding Speeches
Best Man Speech: Who Do You Mention?
Simple: it's not required, and it's rare. Your primary, secondary, and tertiary mission is to flatter the Bride and honor/needle the Groom.
Wedding Speeches
The Easiest Speech You’ll Ever Give
Chill out about the wedding speech already. In the realm of public speaking, a wedding reception audience is the least tough crowd you'll ever face. Even kindergarteners are worse.
Rehearsal
Who Gives Toasts at the Rehearsal Dinner?
Usually, it's an open floor; and, just as usually, no one else steps up to bat.
