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How To Give A Funny Wedding Speech

January 4th, 2010

The guidance below is going to sound a little reserved, I’ll acknowledge that from the beginning. What I aim to say is that humor in a wedding speech or toast won’t be exactly like a stand up comedian would deliver.This is not to say, however, that you can’t give funny wedding toast and speeches that send waves of laughter through your audience. It’ll just take some thought to achieve, hopefully the tips below can help you with this.

1) Make sure to take your audience into account when forming jokes to work into your speech or toast. Take note of who is going to be at the wedding. Bear in mind, almost always there will be people of all age groups, beliefs and senses of humor at the wedding. Whether you’re the bride, best man, or any other role in the wedding, a bad joke can kill not only your speech or toast but also the joyful mood. While it may not be workable to please everyone, do your best to form jokes that you think everyone can get or relate to.

2) Your jokes should tie into a focal message. Meaning that any of your funny wedding speeches and speeches shouldn’t be all about jokes, but your jokes should be all about your speech or toast. This may sound a bit confusing but all it really means is that your funny wedding toast should have a central idea or intent, and your jokes should compliment this. Having a theme (such as changes in the bride and groom, old memories that influenced your life, or even how you will setup a new life with your spouse) will help you move your speech along.

3) Give your speech a flow that enforces your central meaning in the beginning, middle and end. Constant reminders of what you want to get across are a guaranteed way of making sure people walk away with that message.

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