- GROOM WEDDING SPEECHES Speaking to a large group of people is always at least a trifle daunting,
no matter what the occasion.
When you think about the fact that wedding crowds are considered by
professional speech-makers to be among the most diverse...
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- GROOM WEDDING SPEECHES Speaking to a large group of people is always at least a trifle daunting,
no matter what the occasion.
When you think about the fact that wedding crowds are considered by
professional speech-makers to be among the most diverse and difficult
audiences around (all different ages, all different stages of inebriation,
hardly anybody knows each other or really has much in common except
an acquaintance with the happy couple, and – without exception – every
single person present is highly significant to either the bride, the groom,
or both), is itany wonder that the prospect of making a wedding speech
is almost universally dreaded?
Now consider all this from the point of view of the groom.
Everything
you’ve just read stillapplies; but in addition, now factor in the points that:
• most grooms aren’tprofessional speech makers
• most grooms are already considerably bogged down with other
responsibilities (such as getting ready for the rest of his life w
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