Imagine the immense personal satisfaction you’ll gain from delivering a best man speech that is the highlight of the reception and which the Bride and Groom are likely to remember for the rest of their lives. 

However, being best man is frightening even to experienced public speakers. It’s not just making the speech that’s scary.

You are also supposed to assist with organizing the wedding and reception so it all runs smoothly. And it is up to you to make sure all guests are enjoying themselves, and that everyone else is performing their duties while simultaneously having a good time.

You are stressed about not knowing exactly what to write and especially coming up with the personal, witty, emotional, and meaningful toasts, jokes, and one-liners that make your best man speech memorable for all the right reasons.

You worry about whether your Best Man Speech is as good as the other wedding speeches given by the Groom, Father of the Bride, or other speakers.

You are unsure of the etiquette involved. You fear you are required to combine the role of the Master of Ceremonies with your Best Man duties.

You are anxious about the prospect of speaking in front of a large audience. You must overcome any public speaking fears that you may have, so that you can deliver the speech of a lifetime and one that will be remembered for all the right reasons.

Even for someone who is accustomed to writing and delivering speeches, this is still a pretty considerable task. Are you beginning to understand why most Best Man candidates usually find it difficult to carry the sudden weight of all this responsibility?

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