Wedding speeches · written for you
Your wedding speech, written in 3 minutes
Answer a few questions about the couple and your favourite memories. Get a speech that sounds like you wrote it on your best day — not like a template with names dropped in.
Write My Speech — Free PreviewSee your opening free. No account. No card until you love it.
How it works
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Tell us about them
Eight quick questions: who is speaking, who they are, and two or three memories in your own words.
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Read your opening, free
We write the first 120–150 words of your actual speech so you can judge it before paying anything.
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Unlock and refine
Three full versions — funny, heartfelt, balanced. Rewrite in plain English for 7 days, then download.
A real opening
This is the standard
Three years ago, Danny called me at six in the morning to ask whether it was normal to be this nervous about a second date. I told him absolutely not, it was deeply weird, and he should probably see someone about it. He married her anyway.
I’m Marcus — I’ve had the job of talking him out of things since we were nineteen, and I have a flawless record of failing.
Here’s the thing you need to understand about Danny. This is a man who once drove four hours to help me move a sofa, arrived, looked at the sofa, and said, “That’s not going to fit.” He was right. He knew it was not going to fit when I described it to him on the phone. He drove four hours anyway, because I’d asked…
No dictionary definitions. No “for those of you who don’t know me”. Those openings are banned outright.
Which speech are you writing?
- Best ManThe speech everyone remembers: how to earn the laugh early and still land the sincere ending.
- Maid of HonorThe speech that opens the toasts: friendship history, the moment she changed, and welcoming her partner in.
- Father of the BrideHost, father and character witness in one speech — with the balance between pride and restraint that this role lives or dies on.
- Mother of the BrideThe most observant speech of the night: the small details about your daughter that nobody else in the room could possibly know.
- Father of the GroomThe quietest speech of the night and often the most respected — plus how to thank the other family without sounding like a formality.
- Mother of the GroomA short speech with one enormous job: making your son's partner feel unmistakably wanted in your family.
- Groom's SpeechHow to handle the thank-you list in ninety seconds so the rest of the speech can be about the person you married.
- Bride's SpeechNot a footnote to the groom's speech — how to write something that stands entirely on its own.
Simple pricing
Try it free first. Pay once when you know it is good.
Single Speech
One-time
One payment. No subscription.
- 1 speech project
- 3 full speech versions
- Unlimited rewrites for 7 days
- PDF/text download
- Delivery tips
See your opening before you pay anything.
Pro
Subscription
For wedding planners, officiants, and multi-wedding seasons
- Up to 5 active speech projects per month
- All speech types
- Same rewrite tools
- Access while subscribed
Choose Pro at checkout after your preview.
Free tools, no sign-up
- Speech Length CalculatorTurn a word count into an honest speaking time, and check it against the ideal length for your role.
- Speech TeleprompterPaste your speech and rehearse with a scrolling prompter at your own pace, on your phone or laptop.
- Rehearsal TimerSet a target length, practise out loud, and find out whether you actually come in on time.
- Opening Line GeneratorThree original opening lines for your role and tone — free, and never a cliché.
- Joke Safety CheckerPaste the story you are unsure about and get a straight answer, the specific risk, and a safer rewrite.
Frequently asked questions
Is it really personalized, or is it a template?
It is written from scratch every time. The intake asks for two or three specific memories in your own words, and those stories are what the speech is built around — the structure, the jokes and the ending all come out of your material. There are no templates and no fill-in-the-blank sentences.
What if I do not like it?
You see the opening of your speech free, before you pay anything, so you can judge the quality first. After you unlock it you get three complete versions in different tones, unlimited rewrites for seven days, and you can edit the text directly at any time. If nothing usable comes out of it, email us within seven days and we will refund you.
How fast is it?
The intake takes about three minutes on a phone. Your free preview appears in under a minute. The three full versions take a couple of minutes more. Most people go from landing here to a downloaded PDF in about fifteen minutes.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up and no password. After you pay, you get a private link to your speech workspace — bookmark it or text it to yourself, because that link is how you get back in.
Will it sound like AI wrote it?
Not if you give it real material. The speeches are written in first person, in plain spoken English, and they are explicitly stopped from using the clichés that make a speech sound generated — no "Webster's dictionary defines", no "for those of you who don't know me", no borrowed quotes about love.
Can I edit the speech myself?
Yes, as much as you like. The text is directly editable in the workspace and manual edits are unlimited and free. You can also ask for changes in plain English — "make the second story shorter", "less formal", "add a toast at the end" — and your own edits are preserved.
Which speeches can it write?
Best man, maid or matron of honor, father of the bride, mother of the bride, father of the groom, mother of the groom, the groom, the bride, and wedding vows — plus bridesmaid, groomsman, sibling, best friend, step-parent and rehearsal dinner toasts.
How long do I have access?
Seven days from payment for rewriting and editing. Your downloads stay available afterwards — an expired workspace never takes your speech away. Pro subscribers keep access while their subscription is active.