Speech for the Bride(s) and/or Groom(s) by a Wedding Speech Writer

💒Take the stress out of your big day with a professional wedding speech writer ✨

Through our personalised service, we strive to transform your thoughts, memories, emotions and experiences into the perfect words, creating a speech that's as unique as your love story. Your wedding is a day of celebration and love, and the right words from a wedding speech writer can make it even more unforgettable.

Here’s what you can expect from a partnership with Monday & Co.

• A tailored speech that reflects your personal journey and emotions
• Engaging narratives that hold your audience's attention from start to finish
• Professionally crafted content that strikes the right balance between humour and sentimentality
• A stress-free process, leaving you time to focus on other important aspects of your wedding
• Unlimited revisions to ensure every word echoes your thoughts perfectly

Learn about our straightforward process which makes hiring a wedding speech writer an effortless task. All we need from you are the essential details about your relationship and the kind of message you wish to convey. Feel free to explore our portfolio to witness the range of emotions we've captured in words for other happy couples.

FAQ about wedding speeches

Here are some of the frequently asked questions faced by wedding speech writers.

What is a good way to start a speech?

Kickstart your speech with a heartfelt anecdote, a touching quote or a light-hearted joke to captivate your loved ones and set a pleasant tone.  

What do you say in a wedding speech?

Your wedding speech is a celebration of love and gratitude. Keep it positive, heartfelt, and focused on the joyous journey ahead. A blend of humour, sincerity, and sentiment often resonates well.

What is the most important speech at a wedding?

While all speeches hold significance, the bride and groom’s speeches are often deemed crucial as you’re the stars of the show.

How long should a wedding speech be?

Aim for a concise yet meaningful speech that covers all key points without losing the audience's interest. 

What should you avoid in a wedding speech?

Steer clear of controversial subjects, obscure inside jokes, and anything that might embarrass or discomfort you, your partner, or your guests.