Maid of Honor Speech

So you've been asked to give a maid of honor speech and you don't know where to begin? Or maybe you've given speeches before but the importance of the occasion means that you really want to get it right. You want to deliver a speech that everyone remembers for all the right reasons.

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If you have been asked to give a maid of honor speech speech you will want to know the mistakes to avoid. If you get it wrong you will be upset that you have not done your best for the bride. But don't worry because once you've read this articles you will know the main things to avoid.

1.Going on for too long!

If you're speech is too long it won't be a success. The wedding day is for the bride and groom and the longer your speech the less time they will have to relax and to enjoy their day. Also remember that there are others who will expect to have more time for their speeches. In addition the longer your speech the more likely you are to feel the pressure to get through it and you will not be able to relax and enjoy the day.

2.Not thanking the right people

An overly complicated speech can mean that you forget to thank the right people. If the bride's parents have arranged the wedding you should spend a few moments thanking them for a wonderful day. You should also take the time to thank the bride for kindly inviting you to be the maid of honor.

3.Forgetting the bride and groom...

It's easy to forget the main focus of the wedding day - the bride and groom. It is nice to talk about how you came to know the bride and how you first met the groom. Anything you can say about them as a couple will go down well. Also talk about their future and how you think their lives will flourish together after the wedding day.

4.What? No Toast?

And finally after you have spoken about the happy couple no maid of honor speech would be complete without a toast to the bride and groom! Don't forget to wish them well and toast them.

Remember not to make these mistakes and you will enjoy the happy day!

1. Plan It Well In Advance

You don't want to be more nervous than you have to be. Start planning well in advance of the wedding

2. Write it down

From the moment you start thinking about what you will say take notes. Great ideas can sometimes only come once!

3. Talk to Others

Ask those who know the bride and groom for ideas and stories.

4. Be a storyteller

Pick a few good stories to show the personality of the bride and, if you know him well, the groom.

5. Don't steal the show

Be funny, be creative, be touching but don't forgot to leave the best laughs for the best man.

6. Keep it short

Brevity will be appreciated by the guests.

7. Reassure the Bride

It's her big day - tell her that you are going to be kind to her in your speech.

8. Use quotes

Rely on the wisdom of the ages. Find a romantic or spiritual quote and drop it in your speech.

9. Don't forget the toast

At the end you need to toast the bridal couple...it's what it's all about!

10. Enjoy the Day!

It will go quickly so remember that you should enjoy the day as well.