Have you ever thought about what a really excellent wedding speech must contain? You are automatically given the privilege as a wedding speaker if you know someone special who has decided to get married.
This special someone may be your son or daughter, or a very close friend of yours.
This person is going to begin a new chapter of his or her life - you know that you will be requested to speak during the wedding program because of your contributions to this person's early years, great moments and overall growth.
The feeling that you are able to impart yourself, that feeling of being happy and proud for your loved one - this is what motivates people to write and deliver great wedding speeches! Why do you think you are spending time and energy to be able to come up with a wedding speech which is full of meaning and also amusing? You know for sure that this is not a contest wherein you'll be getting a prize as the best wedding speaker of the event.
Yet, you still want to present a message which will become unforgettable, because of how you value people close to your heart! That is also my view about wedding speeches.
And for that, I'm sure you'll find that the tips I prepared here will help you keep your message entertaining and full of meaning: Guidelines to Writing Excellent Wedding Speeches

• Great things start from small beginnings.
  Prepare several outlines of your speech.
  And then, you'll have something to polish up to become your final speech.
  
• To avoid being overwhelmed, think about three parts of your speech - the introduction, the body of your speech, and the conclusion.
  
• It is crucial that you put all these parts of your message under a single theme.
  If you are using a theme, you don't have to worry much about connecting your points.
  
• To inject humor, try recalling a funny account about the bride or groom, or both.
  But if you think it may embarrass the new couple, you are probably right - and don't include such story anymore.
  A good laugh is something enjoyed not at the expense of people.
  
• How will you put in the right amount of feeling? Just keep the flow natural.
  Your intention is to convey a message.
  All the emotions will follow through in ways you may not even expected.
  
• To help you keep your speech full of meaning, carefully choose a wedding quotation.
  The quotation must be something which may summarize the relationship or experiences of the newly-weds.
  Or, this may closely be related to what you intend them to learn about life together.
  

Are you worried about not having time to spare to write a wedding speech which has all these?