Free Wedding Speeches: Tips And Advice
Statistics have shown that more people are afraid of public
speaking then they are of more common fears, and it is indeed a
very fearful act, speaking in public, anything you say cannot be
taken back, and if you say something bad, you'll get foot "in"
mouth disease.
But does looking for free speeches on the net really help? Most
of the time you'll find some cheap tips on how to make the
perfect, speech or how to say it. Or maybe you'll be lucky
enough to find one that is already made, and you'll just have to
print it. But these speeches tend to be rather, impersonal and
very general, and if you're the best man, you'll probably just
end up boring your friends and family.
When making speeches, the simpler the better, you won't have to
depend on free wedding speeches off the net if you have memories
of your friends.
What you are asked to do on a wedding toast is to tell the
people something about your friends, the ones getting married,
how they were meant for each other and how you wish them
happiness for the rest of their lives. You don't need a factory
made, winding speech, all you need is memories, and your genuine
care for your loved ones.
If you're still having the jiggly stomach about giving your
speech you can follow these free wedding speech tips, they may
not be ready made but they'll surely help.
- Forget the preaching go on with the memories
Most people give winding speeches because they tend to give
"unasked advice" leave that to the marriage counselor or the
pastor, just give 'em memories. Most couples appreciate the
nostalgia of a few well chosen memories. Find a funny or a
touching memory you have of the couple and share it with the
room, plus a few well wishes and you're done.
- go for short but effective, rather than long and winding
Many of us know that a long speech is very boring; you don't
want to dull the night with your talks of your childhood, and
your games, with your friend. A biography is for a book, one or
two memories are for a wedding.
- Write a Poem
You may say that poems are for sissies but that depends on every
person point of view. But a Wedding Is a very emotional moment
and it's sure that everyone is in the mood for a little emotion
and tears and what more to provoke those dams to flow than a few
well said lines in the form of a poem?
- Don't forget to introduce yourself
A simple "Jade has been my friend since high school and I've
never seen her gaga over any guy other than Andrew" Make a basis
for what you're saying, especially if you're talking about
moments in the newlywed's life. If it was a trial, you're the
witness, and you'll need credibility. Just imagine would people
"feel" your speech if they're don't know who the heck you are?