Who can Give Wedding Toasts and How it can be made Exceptional

Wedding toasts, in a wedding are intended for people to express their ides and feelings and share their love for the bride and the groom. While a few are planned and prepared others are extempore and spontaneous. The couple should desire that a special time is allotted in the reception for wedding toasts.



Best Man and Maid of Honour

While any guest can toast the bride and groom, particular persons give the wedding toast and they are well prepared. It is the custom for the best man to toast the bride and groom at the outset. He is the first person to offer the toast and all others will follow him.

The maid of honour is one among the many to give one of the wedding toasts. The best man toasts to the groom and his new bride while the maid of honour toasts her well wishes to the bride and her new husband. The two people who are intimate to the bride and groom thus share their ideas and memories with the wedding guests.

Parents: The parents of the bride and groom too can participate in the wedding toasts. The bride’s father will say some thing while it is customary for the groom’s father to make a toast to welcome the bride to the family. It is not an etiquette or a rule for the parents to make a toast but they are so over whelmed and surcharged with love and emotion and pride on the wedding day of his or her child, that they make a toast.

Bride and Groom

The couple may also give wedding toasts. They will toast to their new spouse declaring their pure love. This is the chance for them to share memories and stories not expressed during vows. The wedding toasts are as much for the guests as for the bride and groom. The couple should thank all the guests for their gracious presence on their momentous day and make a toast to all of them.

Wedding toasts by the Best man, Maid of honour, parents of the bride and groom, the couple are always important. Who ever may give a toast it is a celebration of love and commitment that the bride and groom have mutually consecrated beautifully.