Getting married tomorrow guys, getting a little jittery :) tips on emotional speech???

First thing - you will never have a room full of so many people all of whom are wishing nothing but the best.

Enjoy the day and raise a glass to the memory of your dad and don't worry about being emotional its a full on day !

All the very best to you and your wife-to-be
 
Public speaking is always tough but you'll never find a more sympathetic crowd. Write down the key points in a large font size and practice it a few times tomorrow morning. Remember to say the words out loud.

Thank the bridesmaids, the best man, the ushers, her parents, your parents and anyone else who has helped out.

Good luck. :)
 
Good luck, I got hitched on Thursday. I was also worried about the speech, last time I did public speaking I crumpled and went bright red, but I sailed through it.

It's been said already but everyone there is willing you to do well, it's your day and your are among family and friends which I found comforting. Plus, they will laugh at the smallest thing.

I printed on A5 card as I was worried I'd lose my place on a4. I read it over in my head a few times so I was familiar with it. I prepared it by googling some good example speeches and took the good ideas, tweaked them and added bits I wanted to say.

It's probably too late now but if you want to see mine to give you ideas then send me a trust.
 
You will be emotional tomorrow man, no doubt about it. But people will understand, so be as emotional as you need to be

agreed - no one is there to judge you etc - say what you want to say, if there is tears, then so be it.

Best of luck, enjoy the day, take everything in and hope it goes well despite the recent loss.
 
I'd probably just finish the speech with a "thanks for everything Dad" keeping it short and sweet so you don't have time to get too emotional. The last thing you want is to be standing there blubbering away as you're trying to read out words.

Hope it all goes well and congratulations to you both.
 
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