How to Write a Groom Speech in 5 Days or Less

Quickly and Easily Write Your Groom Speech

It is a week before the wedding and you haven't even started your groom speech. Don't worry, this guide will help you finish your groom speech professionally in 5 days, spending as little as 5 minutes in a day. By spreading it out over a few days you will improve the quality of your speech, plus you do not have to dedicate much time to writing it either.


Groom Speech - Day One

Make a list of everyone you want to thank during your speech - who you are going to thank as a group and who you are going to thank individually. Give this to your wife when you are done and let her add who she would like to thank as well.

Groom Speech - Day Two

Read over what your wife wrote and make changes as necessary. Talk to her about what she would like said and make sure you both agree on whose names are mentioned.

Groom Speech - Day Three

Read through groom speech examples and find a creative introduction. You can use someone else's or an example may inspire you for an introduction. You can also look for wedding jokes related to the groom ( often mentioned as groom speech jokes ) to start with.

Groom Speech - Day Four

Figure out a way to close your speech. Typically it is ended by thanking the wife, going into details about how they met, sharing favorite memories of them together, and then their hopes and dreams for the future. It is typically a loving ending.

Groom Speech - Day Five

You should have combined your parts together day by day, so on this day you want to make sure it flows properly. Reread through your groom speech several times, making changes. Then as a final test, reread through your speech out loud until you can read it without stuttering, murmuring, or messing up. You should continually make changes to your speech until it is easy to read.

How to Prepare to Give a Groom Speech - Advice and Tips on Delivering a Groom Speech Fearlessly

Are you nervous about delivering your groom speech on the big day? Who wouldn't be? I feel for you, I really do. As if you don't have enough to be stressed and worried about already, on top of it being your "big day", you also have to give a speech in front of hundreds of people, in which half (or maybe over half) you barely know.

In order to calm your overall fears try the following groom speech techniques:

Start with reassuring yourself that you are doing the right thing. Go through all the positive qualities of your partner, think of your dreams together, and imagine how you two will work together to accomplish them. (It is not a bad idea to right this down and include it in your speech!)

Prepare yourself for the speech. Be sure you practice your groom speech several times. Start practicing it at least two weeks before the wedding. Read it to yourself in the mirror or say it while you are driving. You do not have to dedicate time to it, but just make sure you know it and that it flows well.

Enjoy your evening. The night of the bachelor's party enjoy yourself. Relax and have fun with your friends, but be careful not to let things get too out of hand. Talk with your friends beforehand about the rules of the party - be sure nothing is going to happen that may upset your soon-to-be-wife.

Get a good night's sleep. The night before the wedding get at least 8 hours of straight sleep. It is not a good idea to have the bachelor's party the night before because you don't want to have a hangover on your wedding day. Make sure you have had plenty of rest and you look your sharpest.

These are some of the basic but very important groom speech tips which some of the grooms fail to understand or ignore only to find later that their groom speeches are what they actually intended to give. So, it is wise to keep it simple and get started with the preparation as early as possible so that you have enough time to practice or rehearse your speech.

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