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The Ultimate Bride Speech Guide
When Should the Bride Speak?
Traditionally, brides didn't give speeches at weddings, but modern celebrations have evolved. Today, many brides choose to speak, typically after the groom and before the father of the bride or best man.
What to Include in Your Bride Speech
- Welcome and thanks: Express gratitude to guests for attending and acknowledge those who helped organize the wedding.
- Parents appreciation: Thank both sets of parents for their support, guidance, and love.
- Partner tribute: Share your feelings about your new spouse – this is the heart of your speech.
- Wedding party acknowledgment: Thank your bridesmaids, maid of honor, and other members of the wedding party.
- Anecdote or story: Share a meaningful moment or story about your relationship.
- Toast: End with a toast to your partner, your shared future, or to all the guests.
Tips for Delivering Your Bride Speech
- Keep it concise – aim for 3-5 minutes
- Practice several times before the big day
- Speak slowly and take pauses
- Make eye contact with your spouse and guests
- Consider having note cards as a backup
- Be authentic and speak from the heart
Common Bride Speech Mistakes to Avoid
- Trying to thank everyone individually (there's not enough time)
- Including private jokes that most guests won't understand
- Focusing too much on ex-partners or negative stories
- Speaking for too long
- Reading directly from a script without looking up
Frequently Asked Questions
Should the bride give a speech at the wedding?
While not traditionally required, more and more brides are choosing to give speeches at their weddings. It's a wonderful opportunity to express gratitude to guests, share your love story, and thank everyone involved in making your special day happen.
How long should a bride's wedding speech be?
A bride's speech typically lasts between 3-5 minutes (approximately 500-800 words). This is long enough to cover key points without risking losing your audience's attention.
What should be included in a bride's wedding speech?
A bride's speech usually includes thanking parents, the wedding party, and guests; expressing love to your new spouse; sharing a short story about your relationship; acknowledging those who couldn't attend; and raising a toast.
When should the bride give her speech during the reception?
The bride typically speaks after the groom and before the father of the bride or best man, but wedding speech order varies. Discuss with your wedding planner to determine the best flow for your reception.
How can I overcome nervousness when giving my bride speech?
Practice your speech multiple times before the wedding day, consider having bullet points rather than a full script, take deep breaths before speaking, make eye contact with your partner for reassurance, and remember that your guests are supportive and want you to succeed.