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Wedding Advice - Groom
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19-10-2005 10:13am#1
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check out
www.hitched.co.uk
they have speeches from previous peoples weddings that people have rated ...so you could get a good look at other speeches that way and mould your own around one.
only advice i'd give is to say all the lovey dovey stuff about your bride and not her mother
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Great advice there.bullrunner wrote:
I used that site to do a best man's speech, and my own wedding speech too.
It's funny you can cut and paste good ideas that you can use, but your final version will probably end up being mostly your own words. You just need a prompt to get the juices flowing.
Advise? Thank paying parents, guests, priests, (and special mentions) - make in-law joke - tell bride she's a cracker - thank your lads - tell the bridesmaids they're lovely - hand over to the BM - sit down and get wasted!
It's never as bed as you think and no-one ever remembers anyway.
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