Getting it right is trickier than you might think. Who should say what depends on who else is speaking. For example, a toast to the couple would normally be given by the father of the bride but might move to the best man in certain circumstances. But who decides? Without some oversight, the result will be overlapping content in some areas and glaring omissions in others. This lack of cohesion and alignment is exacerbated by the siloed way in which wedding speeches are traditionally created.
The speakers at a wedding reception have 15-30 minutes between them to cover a lot of ground. By the time the last speaker sits down, every important sentiment should have been shared, and every significant individual acknowledged, all while keeping the crowd engaged. However, the speakers don’t have access to each other’s content ahead of time. So what to do?
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