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Wedding Speeches are one of the highlights of wedding receptions. It's usually a once in a lifetime opportunity for family and friends to wish the happy couple all the best for their future life together.

We all want to make that special speech, that everyone will always remember for the right reasons. However, many people find it difficult to be a confident public speaker. You want to deliver a truly memorable speech, but how do you do it?

You may not know how to start or where to look and it's all too easy to let it go and before you know it, the big day has almost arrived and you have nothing prepared to say.

It does not matter whether you are single, or married, or a the brother, sister or father of the happy couple … … You know that you have taken on a big responsibility, and the bride and groom are relying on you to be well prepared, so its important that you know the correct etiquette. It's so very easy for wedding speakers to embarrass themselves and waste their time worrying, and trying to find the right words to say.

Pre Speech Preparation

Plan your speech – So that you say the right words, because if you do not, you'll get c'thing 'winging it'

Improve your confidence – This will help in any public speaking event in the future, and you will come across as a professional speaker

Deliver your speech like a professional public speaker and make a fantastic impression with the guests

Always look after your appearance – First impressions count

Say all the right things about the bride and groom

The speech should include some relevant jokes

Include heart-felt comments about times past

Gain the audience's respect, because saying the wrong thing can lose it

Learn some toasts and quotes, including classic one liners – Perfect for closing your speech and adding your own personal touch

Save time and money. Do not waste time writing your own speeches

Steps To Make Your Perfect Wedding Speech

Welcome the guests and introduce yourself. Include a little about how you met the bride and groom

Know who to thank. Acknowledge all the people who have made the day special

Use funny stories that get the audience laughing off their seats

Give special acknowledgments for the bride and groom

Close your speech with a toast to the future health of bride and groom

With a little time and effort, you too can have the right words, the right jokes, the right timing, to give a winning wedding speech that will completely blow away your audience!

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Source by Richard Reed