Sample Wedding SpeechA Great Collection Of The Best And Most Inspiring Wedding Speeches For You To Learn And Use

Usually in a wedding, there are a father of the bride speech, the groom speech, the best man speech, but it is often without maid of honor speech or toast. It is not a common thing for a maid of honor to give her speech. But if you are asked to deliver your speech and toast in your best friend’s wedding, consider yourself having a special task, then make sure you are well prepared to deliver your speech.

A well prepared speech will include planning your speech. Write down the things you want to talk about. You better write them down in an index card. Write down essential issues about the bride, how you met her, and how the two of you finally become best friend, say how you are grateful to have a special task to be her maid of honor. You can also add some compliments to the newly weds, how they are perfectly made for each other, how they look so gorgeous and handsome. Your compliment may also go for the parents of both sides.

After you finishing writing your speech, practice the whole speech. Make sure you pronounce them well. Pronounce  them slowly, word by word, sentence by sentence until you get used to pronounce them correctly.

When it is your time to deliver your speech, remember to firstly introduce yourself. No one will notice who you are unless you introduce yourself in advance. By introducing yourself, you are actually having the audience’s attention go to you. After that, deliver your speech confidently. People will see how well you are when delivering your speech. Avoid the “rrr” syndrome. Do not say,”I am…rrr…Gabrielle….rrr…I am the maid of honor….rrr…”. You will only make your speech longer than it was and it surely will drag the audience into boredom. Remember you have already practice your speech well in advance, so stand firmly and be confidence about yourself.

Finish your speech with some toasts. A special toast to the bride and the groom must be in the first line. After that you can toast the father of the bride, the best man, the audience, and so on.