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5 Ways to End a Best Man’s Speech

By Matthew Lynch
April 4, 2024
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A best man’s speech is a time-honored tradition at weddings and an opportunity to celebrate the newlyweds. As you conclude your speech, it’s important to make it both memorable and impactful. Here are five ways to end a best man’s speech that will leave guests smiling and emotional.

1. Raise a Toast

One of the most traditional and widely accepted ways to end a best man’s speech is by raising a toast. Hold your glass aloft and invite everyone present to join you in drinking to the health, happiness, and lasting love of the bride and groom. Make sure your words are heartfelt, genuine, and invite participation from all the guests.

Example:

“Ladies and gentlemen, please raise your glasses as we toast to [bride] and [groom]. May their love continue to grow stronger with each passing day. Cheers!”

2. Share a Personal Note

Sharing a personal note or an inside joke about your relationship with the couple can add an emotional touch to your closing remarks. This approach makes your speech unique and authentic, leaving a lasting impression on the guests.

Example:

“As I stand here today, I’m reminded of the camping trip where [groom] first told me about meeting [bride]. I knew right then that something special was starting. So here’s to that fateful meeting which led us all here today.”

3. Offer Words of Wisdom

Leaving the newlyweds with some light-hearted advice or words of wisdom is another popular way to conclude your speech. Draw from personal experiences or mention something specific about the couple that makes them perfectly suited for one another.

Example:

“As they embark on this journey of married life together, may they always remember that compromise is key and laughter is essential. May they face every challenge hand in hand, with love in their hearts.”

4. Recite a Meaningful Quote or Poem

Including a meaningful quote, poem, or song lyric is yet another beautiful way to end the speech if you want to add a touch of profundity or romance. Choose something that both encapsulates your thoughts and wishes for the couple and will resonate with everyone.

Example:

“In the words of Robert Browning, ‘Grow old along with me! The best is yet to be.’ May [bride] and [groom] cherish every moment together as they build a life full of love, laughter, and happiness.”

5. End on a High Note

Finally, if you’re gifted with a sense of humor, a light-hearted joke or amusing anecdote is an excellent way to finish your speech. This will leave the guests chuckling and buzzing about your performance even after you’ve left the microphone.

Example:

“To end this speech, I’d like to remind [groom] of his claim that he would never get married until pigs fly. Well, my friend, it seems that bacon has truly taken flight today!”

In conclusion, remember to choose an ending that suits both your personality and your relationship with the couple. Regardless of which approach you decide on, keep it genuine and heartfelt, and you’ll be sure to create a memorable moment that the newlyweds and their guests will cherish.

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