Before you even start putting together your toast, you should consider who will be in the audience. Is this a wedding for all ages? An intimate family gathering? A raucous bachelor party? To find the right tone, keep the following in mind:
Now that you know what you're going to say, you need to say it properly. In public speaking, the most important factor in a successful speech is poise. So if you're not oozing confidence, here's how to fake it:
Pop Quiz! The invite says 8 P.M. You should arrive at:
A. 7:55 P.M. You never want to be late.
B. 8:10 P.M. The host will appreciate the extra minutes to prepare.
C. Fashionably late. Who wants to be the first person in an empty room?
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