Plan ahead so you don't end up without a speech — or with a lousy one.
There are certainly many reasons why someone may need a wedding speech written at the very last moment, and we’ve performed that task. If you find yourself in that predicament, in need of super-rush, last-minute wedding speech writing service, we stand ready to assist. We have many excellent ghostwriters under contract.
Our rush rate will apply, and in the case of literal last-minute service (meaning the wedding is a day or two hence), the writer may add a surcharge. After all, your request probably requires the writer to cancel personal plans in order to serve you. Last-minute speech writing service depends upon the availability of a ghostwriter. Although we can usually accommodate rush clients, this is not guaranteed.
What sort of rush wedding speeches can we do?
Rush father or mother of the groom.
Rush father or mother of the bride.
Rush bridesmaid speeches.
Rush maid of honor speeches.
Rush best man speeches.
Rush groom or bride’s speeches.
And rush wedding toasts of all kinds.
What do you need? We can also provide custom wedding speech writing services with normal turnaround, and custom wedding vow writing services.
Waiting too long, example No. 1
“I’ll get around to it.”
One best man had months to write his speech. He didn't.
He finally sat down and wrote the whole thing on the day of the wedding. His opening line was about how the groom had asked him to write the speech months earlier, but he'd waited until that very day. He apparently thought this was going to be a terrific joke.
It wasn't.
The person recounting the wedding said the speech was every bit as bad as the setup suggested. The opening fell flat, and the whole thing became an uncomfortable exercise in watching a man discover, in real time, that he should have prepared.
There's a simple lesson here. A wedding speech is not difficult until you have to give it tomorrow.
Waiting too long, example No. 2
“How hard can it be?”
Another wedding guest described a best man who decided he didn't need to prepare at all. He would simply stand up and wing it.
That's exactly what he did.
The result was a short, painful collection of “You guys are great,” “I hope you're happy forever,” and a steady stream of “um” and “uh.” According to the person who witnessed it, the room was visibly cringing by the time it ended.
The problem wasn't that the man couldn't speak. He simply hadn't bothered to prepare.
Improvisation is wonderful when it works. A wedding reception is a lousy place to discover that it doesn't.
Waiting too long, example No. 3
Two hours before the wedding
One best man actually forgot about the speech until the day of the wedding. By his own account, the groom reminded him, and he suddenly had about two hours to come up with something.
He was sweating bullets.
He did a frantic internet search, grabbed material from several pre-written speeches, and cobbled something together in about 45 minutes. He said he was terrified when the time came to stand up with the microphone and face hundreds of people.
Ouch! If you’re in a tough spot and time has about run out, give us a call. We’ve helped many out of their last-minute wedding speech conundrum. Just click on contact a wedding speech writer. And do it quickly.