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I am speaking at a wedding where the bride has lost her father so I have been asked to say a few words.
I'm certainly not a public speaker so any words of wisdom for you pro's out there?
Cheers
I'm certainly not a public speaker so any words of wisdom for you pro's out there?
Cheers
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Speak loudly -- pick someone on a table at the back, and speak to them. If they give you a microphone, FFS use it.
Keep it short. No-one wants to listen to you anyway. Leave the jokes and pisstaking to the best man: concentrate on what a marvellous human being the bride is, was and always has been; the groom is a nice chap; and so on. And did I mention make sure everyone can hear you? The most common mistake is to talk to the top table directly. |
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If it's possible arrange to give the speech via video-link.
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Keep it short. People will love you for it.
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Done it twice. Wouldn't wish on on anyone.
Good luck Canaletto  |
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I don't think this will help but will give you a laugh.
Google utube funny best man speech elmo Slowish start but gathers pace. |