Wedding Toast Builder
Best man, maid of honor, parent, or friend - answer a few prompts and we'll assemble a heartfelt first draft you can make your own.
Now rehearse it so you don't cry (too much).
Practice your toast in Orai and get feedback on pace and delivery before the big day.
How to write a wedding toast
A great wedding toast follows a simple arc: introduce yourself and how you know the couple, share one specific story that captures who they are, connect that story to what makes their relationship special, and close with a warm wish and a raised glass. Keep it to two or three minutes - the best toasts are short, personal, and heartfelt rather than a highlight reel.
One vivid, true story beats a list of generic compliments every time. Avoid inside jokes only a few people will get, steer clear of anything embarrassing, and end on the couple rather than on yourself. Fill in the prompts above for a first draft, then rewrite it in your own voice and rehearse it out loud.