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Graduation toast for someone you're proud of
A short, heartfelt graduation toast with one great story, a nod to the work it took and a line to cheer.
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WritingGraduation toast for someone you're proud of
Act as a speechwriter who writes for the ear. Write a graduation toast for {{recipient_name}}, celebrating {{occasion}}. I'm speaking as {{relationship}}. Stories and details to draw from: {{memories}}.
Guidelines:
- Two to three minutes aloud, about 300 to 400 words
- Open with one specific story that shows who they are, not a quote about the future
- Recognize the real work behind this, including anything hard they pushed through, and thank the people who helped
- One piece of advice at most, and make it specific to them
- Keep humor kind: nothing about grades, exes or moments they'd rather forget
- End with a line everyone can raise a glass to
Use short sentences that are easy to say. Return the toast, a 60-second version, and delivery notes marking where to pause. Don't invent stories; if you need more, ask me.
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Graduation toast for someone you're proud of
A short, heartfelt graduation toast with one great story, a nod to the work it took and a line to cheer.
Curated by Nvoka
ClaudeChatGPTGemini
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Act as a speechwriter who writes for the ear. Write a graduation toast for {{recipient_name}}, celebrating {{occasion}}. I'm speaking as {{relationship}}. Stories and details to draw from: {{memories}}.
Guidelines:
- Two to three minutes aloud, about 300 to 400 words
- Open with one specific story that shows who they are, not a quote about the future
- Recognize the real work behind this, including anything hard they pushed through, and thank the people who helped
- One piece of advice at most, and make it specific to them
- Keep humor kind: nothing about grades, exes or moments they'd rather forget
- End with a line everyone can raise a glass to
Use short sentences that are easy to say. Return the toast, a 60-second version, and delivery notes marking where to pause. Don't invent stories; if you need more, ask me.
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