In this downloadable book, I've covered 10 complete best man and groomsman speeches which you can simply pick and choose to make your own memorable speech.
I have provided exact templates for the speeches -- All you’ll have to do is fill in the blanks and modify the template to make them fit your particular situation, tone and style.
Word-for-word speeches you can use. You can add them to your own speech or simply copy it all!
Know exactly what to say. You simply customize it the sections like: "Now, a mere [number of years bride and groom have been together], here I am, delivering a speech at their wedding. And I couldn’t be happier for you both."
Know precisely what to do like "<Point to the bride.> Isn’t she stunning?" - so it not just tells you what to say, but also shows you exactly what to do. You'll find these "gestures" throughout this guide.
Writing a good best man’s speech involves some wit, humor, and a vast store of anecdotes. It also involves trading off objectives and walking a fine line between funny and simply inappropriate.
Another two important components of any best man or groomsman’s speech are tone and mood. Without these two elements, it will lack direction and emotion.
For these reasons, I have divided all of the speeches into categories along these lines. Each speech broadly falls into the “sentimental,” “funny,” or “sentimental/funny” category. Remember to keep this in mind when selecting your template.
Here are the types of speeches you'll find in this guide:
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Best Man’s Speech (Sentimental) I
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Best Man’s Speech (Sentimental/Funny) I
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Best Man’s Speech (Sentimental/Funny) II
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Best Man’s Speech (Funny) I
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Best Man’s Speech (Funny) II
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Best Man’s Speech (Funny) III
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Groomsman’s Toast (Short) I
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Groomsman’s Toast (Short – Married Groomsman) II
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Groomsman’s Toast (Short – Married Groomsman) III
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Groomsman’s Toast (Short – Married Groomsman) IV
