Whoever’s holding the microphone
Every role has its own structure, its own duties, and its own way to be brilliant. Pick yours.
The speeches most weddings have
Best Man Speech
The roast, the stories, the moment it lands, built from what you actually know about him.
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Written as a proper double act: the material split between you, and every line marked so you each know your cue.
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All the thank-yous handled, and the words about your partner that are hard to write alone.
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More brides are speaking at their own weddings. Done well, it's the speech of the day.
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Proud, warm, and perfectly judged, the speech that opens the day properly.
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Speaking instead of her dad, alongside him, or simply because you want to. We'll get it right.
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The stories her family have never heard, told the way only her best friend can.
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The shared bedroom, the borrowed clothes, the fights and the loyalty. Material nobody else has.
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A lifetime of material and full family licence to use it, responsibly. Mostly.
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Standing in for someone, doubling up roles, or speaking from a seat the etiquette guides forgot? These are often the most important speeches of the day, and the least written-about.