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5 Tips For the Best Man's Wedding Toast

5 Tips For the Best Man's Wedding Toast

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Let's jump right to it; in this post you will get 5 golden tips to write the ultimate Best Man Wedding Toast, that everyone will remember and talk about for a long time. These tips will hopefully give you a good idea about how to write your wedding speech and what to include, so you make the bride, groom and all the guests happy at the wedding.

Tip 1: Introduce yourself at first

It is very important that you begin by introducing before you start on the actual toast. Many people might not know you, if you are attending a big wedding, so it will be good to, shortly and accuracy, tell everyone who you are and how you know the groom and maybe also the bride.

Tip 2: Be careful with humor

Remember to put in a few jokes in your speech. The best toast contains a funny story about the groom, but be careful with this. You do not want to humilate or embarrass anyone at the wedding, and especially not hum anyone. The "Its funny because its true" -saying does not always work in a speech, but use it carefully and you will be fine.

Tip 3: Say something nice about the bride

Make sure that you have compliments enough for the bride in your speech. Do not be too "flirty", hit on the bride or anything; but make sure to state how lucky she is.

Tip 4: Be the groom's spokesperson

Remember that the day is all about the newly-weds. As a best man, you also speak on behalf of the groom in your toast, and the guests will judge the groom on your behavior. Make sure to keep the toast clean, sober and funny.

Tip 5: A childhood story or funny story

The best tip of the all: be nostalgic. Tell a story that moves people, perhaps a funny story of you and the groom, or a story from the childhood of the bridgroom. Remember that the story has to be funny and cozy, so that people can relate to it. State how long you have known the groom and may tell a story from the beginning of the newly-weds relationship.

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Source by Christian Jessen

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