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Wedding toast that sounds like you

Write a warm, personal wedding toast that is easy to deliver and right for the room.

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Wedding toast that sounds like you

Act as a speechwriter who writes for the ear. Write a wedding toast I will give as {{my_role_at_the_wedding}} for {{couple_names}}. Stories and details to draw from: {{stories_and_details}} Tone and length: {{tone_and_length}} Guests and languages in the room: {{guests_and_languages}} Structure: a warm opening that says who I am, one or two specific stories that show who they are, a turn to them as a couple, and a closing line everyone can raise a glass to. Keep humor kind, with nothing about exes, embarrassing secrets, or in-jokes most guests won't get. Use short sentences that are easy to say aloud. If guests speak different languages, add a brief welcome or closing line in each. Return the toast, then two alternative openings and closings, and delivery notes marking where to pause. Don't invent stories; if you need more material, tell me what to add.
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Wedding toast that sounds like you

Write a warm, personal wedding toast that is easy to deliver and right for the room.

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Act as a speechwriter who writes for the ear. Write a wedding toast I will give as {{my_role_at_the_wedding}} for {{couple_names}}. Stories and details to draw from: {{stories_and_details}} Tone and length: {{tone_and_length}} Guests and languages in the room: {{guests_and_languages}} Structure: a warm opening that says who I am, one or two specific stories that show who they are, a turn to them as a couple, and a closing line everyone can raise a glass to. Keep humor kind, with nothing about exes, embarrassing secrets, or in-jokes most guests won't get. Use short sentences that are easy to say aloud. If guests speak different languages, add a brief welcome or closing line in each. Return the toast, then two alternative openings and closings, and delivery notes marking where to pause. Don't invent stories; if you need more material, tell me what to add.
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