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Speech 1.Talk about
the wedding, and why everyone is here today. This speech
involves a lot of reflecting on the event and what brought
you there. (I don’t mean the transport!) You can reflect on
this by talking about how you first met your wife, or the
day you popped the question.
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Speech 2.You may like
to start with “My wife and I…” Why? Because this draws
people in… and is necessary if your wife isn’t going to be
making a speech. You need to make the speech on her behalf.
Also, it can be good time to say “my wife and I” for the
very first time! You can even mention this in your speech.
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Speech 3.Thank the
father of the bride for the kind words he would have
(hopefully!) said about you in his speech. You may also
like to respond to any of the compliments or banter he
made.
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Speech 4.Another thank
you needs to go to all the guests for coming. You can leave
this part out however, if the father of the bride already
thanked everyone. This is up to you. A thank you should
also go to all the people who brought the wedding gifts
(not individually).
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Speech 5.Congratulate
the bride’s parents on bringing her up well. Make sure this
is done sincerely, as well – not a good time for accidental
sarcasm.
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Speech 6.Talk about
how you and the bride met each other. A few interesting and
funny stories will work well here. Also, it may be good to
talk about what happened when you proposed to her. Here is
the time to tell a story about you and your new wife. Maybe
talk about your life together so far. At this point in the
speech, you will definitely want to be talking about your
wife… this is even more important if she isn’t making a
speech herself. Don’t be afraid to tell her how you feel
about her in front of all these people.
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Speech 7.Thank the
best man for accepting the role and making a speech. You
can use a little light hearted banter, too.
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Speech 8.Share a few
words on how you feel the day has gone so far (this should
be all positive, hopefully). Toast your wife.