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The RoMANtic's Guide to Popping the Question
by Michael Webb

Keep Your Marriage: What to Do When Your Spouse Says "I Don't Love You Anymore"
by Nancy Wasson, PhD & Lee Hefner

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by Amy Sykes and Marc Mansel

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by Michael Webb

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Wedding Toasts Made Easy
by Tom Haibeck

From the Site... "I am a public relations professional who has made toasts and speeches at hundreds of weddings and special events. Over the past 15 years, I have helped thousands of people in your shoes to deliver outstanding wedding toasts and wedding speeches; to preside over wedding receptions that are fun, classy and unique; and to do so with complete confidence. If you have been invited to make a wedding toast or deliver a best man speech, you may be feeling the kind of nervousness, confusion and outright panic that many people do when asked to take on that role. Or, you may simply be looking for some creative ideas on how to go about the job..."

Wedding Toasts 101: The Basics & Tips
by Antionette Boulay

What would a wedding reception be without the traditional wedding toast? It’s like having a wedding cake without the icing. The wedding toast is a profoundly moving gesture, as it conveys to the bride and groom the heartfelt wishes of everyone who attended the wedding.

Sequence of the Toasts

The wedding toast is usually given first by the best man, then the father, the groom and the bride, and then followed by those who would like to give a toast. Versions may vary, however.

Other traditional sequences of wedding toasts also follow the best man as the first one to give the toast, followed by the groom who says a few words to his bride, parents, family, and members of the wedding party. After which, the groom is then followed by other people such as family members or friends who also want to give a toast, and then lastly, the father of the bride who thanks everyone for attending the wedding.

On the other hand, a nontraditional manner of the sequence of wedding toasts starts off with the emcee toasting the bride and groom. This is followed by the groom saying a few words to the guests and his bride, followed by the bride giving a little speech to her parents and in-laws, and finally, the father of the bride thanking everyone who shared this special day with them.

The Actual Toast

Ever since a monk named Dom Perignon invented champagne, it has since become the number one drink during wedding toasts. So before performing the wedding toast, make sure that your own glass as well as the glasses of other people (most especially the bride and groom’s) are also filled with drink.

Stand next to the bride and groom when giving your toast, and using a spoon, tap your own glass in order to get people’s attention. Raise your glass using your right hand held straight from your shoulder, and then you can begin the wedding toast.
Wedding Toast Tips

• Preparing the Speech: Practice!

• Giving a wedding toast, albeit a short one, in front of so many people can be quite a nerve-wracking experience. However, it doesn’t really have to be, not as long as you come prepared. Write your speech down so you would know exactly what to say. Let it come straight from your heart, so that you would be able to convey the sentiments you want to impart to the couple you are toasting. You can also try showing it to someone for comment so that you can get feedback in improving on your speech. Remember to keep on practicing until you feel confident and comfortable enough to deliver it in front of a crowd.

• K.I.S.S.

• Keep your wedding toast brief and straight to the point, since you wouldn’t want to divert attention away from the happy couple. Nobody wants to listen to an extremely long speech, so remember this word—K.I.S.S. (Keep It Short and Simple). A good measurement of a wedding toast is around 3 minutes.

• Giving the Speech

• In giving the wedding toast, speak loudly and clearly especially if you don’t have a microphone, so that people would understand what you’re going to say. Talking loudly gives you a certain presence, and now that you have the audience’s undivided attention, it’s important to hold it by not mumbling your words. So remember to talk slowly, because this is not a race to get you to finish your speech as fast as you can. Remember, people actually want to hear what you have to say.

• Make Eye Contact & Smile!

• Having your speech or cue cards printed out is indeed a great help in giving a wedding toast, but remember not to read it straight out from beginning to end. Make eye contact with the audience, so that they would feel that you really are speaking to them. Oh yeah, and don’t forget the most important detail of all: Smile! This is a joyous event, and your smile should actually say so!

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Wedding Speeches for You
from Dan Stevens & Amy Waterman

Related Article... "If you’re planning a wedding or planning on being in one, then the question of wedding speeches is bound to come up. Who gives the speeches? Well, this is really up to the couple that’s getting married, but there seems to be a normal list of people that are expected to say something..." Read More

From the Site... "Your source for step-by-step guides that walk you  through everything you need to know to create your own inspirational speech..." Available guides include speeches for the Best Man, Father of the Bride, Maid of Honor, and Grooms.

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