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You have to learn some tips and tricks to make short best man speeches. The best speeches are concise and very much full of impact. It’s like a performance of a stand up comic. You invite the audience in and then end it before you overstay your welcome.

I have never been so nervous in my life before my best friend told me that he wants me to make a best man speech on his wedding. I have never written a speech in my life and I have not delivered a speech for such a long time since school. Good thing I found some tips and tricks online that I can apply to my speech. I found that short best man speeches are the best ones to make. Here are some tips and guides that I want to share.

1. Use short sentences when writing your speech. Make 4 to 5 short sentences to populate your paragraph. This kind of style will help you make a cohesive speech without complicated sentences that are hard to understand by your audience. Remember that your audience in a wedding range from children to adults. It is better to cater to your general audience.

2. Don’t make use of complicated words. You will know that you are using complicated words when you are using a dictionary or thesaurus. Just use everyday, conversational English to write your speech. This tip is in line with catering to your general audience as well as being concise and coherent when composing your speech.

3. Come up with a single topic for your speech. The topic is like a thesis statement for an essay. You can have a topic about the happiness of marriage and all its responsibility. Then you can have anecdotes or inspirational stories that will revolve around this theme. With a single unifying theme, you can make the best short best man speech.

4. Make sure that you have something to impart to your audience, especially the newlyweds. This means that you have to make a point to end your speech. You can’t just tell anecdotes or stories without any definite end or direction. You have to make an impact that will leave a lasting, positive impression on your listeners.

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Source by John W Dixon