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The 10 Best Wedding Speeches From Movies Of All-Time

By Matthew Lynch
March 19, 2024
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When it comes to unforgettable wedding speeches in movies, audiences have been treated to a plethora of memorable moments that range from heartfelt to hilariously candid. Here is a list of the 10 best wedding speeches from films that not only captured the essence of the characters but also left a lasting impression on moviegoers:

1.’My Best Friend’s Wedding’ (1997) – George’s Speech:

George breaks into “I Say a Little Prayer” at the dinner, unexpectedly creating one of the most delightful and sing-along moments in rom-com history.

2.’The Wedding Singer’ (1998) – Robbie’s Song:

Although not a speech by the traditional definition, Robbie Hart’s impromptu performance of “Grow Old With You” on the airplane is as honest and touching as any formal wedding toast.

3.’Bridesmaids’ (2011) – Annie and Helen’s Toasts:

Competitive speeches by best friends Annie and Helen hilariously one-up each other, showcasing the film’s blend of comedy and sentimentality.

4.’Four Weddings and a Funeral’ (1994) – Charles’s Stuttering Speech:

In this British classic, Charles delivers an awkward but charming speech that exemplifies his character’s endearing personality.

5.’Wedding Crashers’ (2005) – John’s Pitch-Perfect Toasts:

John, an experienced wedding crasher, gives flawless toasts that are both comedic showcases for audiences and love letters to the art of crashing.

6.’Love Actually’ (2003) – Mark’s Video Montage:

Though technically without words, Mark’s silent wedding video for Juliet speaks volumes about his hidden love in one of cinema’s most bittersweet reveals.

7.’Crazy Rich Asians’ (2018) – Oliver’s Witty Commentary:

Oliver T’sien provides a colorful and animated short speech that delivers both wit and insight into the unfolding lavish wedding festivities.

8.’Sweet Home Alabama’ (2002) – Jake’s Confession:

In a moment of true love revealed, Jake interrupts what could have been his divorce to profess his enduring love in an impromptu but heartfelt speech.

9.‘The Princess Bride’ (1987) – Impressive Clergyman’s Words:

Though meant to be serious, the clergyman’s comically serious “Mawage” speech has become iconic for its humorous take on wedding vows.

10.‘Steel Magnolias’ (1989) – Drum & Annelle’s Reception:

A sentimental gathering highlights southern charm as Drum recounts touching stories during his daughter’s reception.

These scenes stand out for their ability to blend humor, warmth, pathos, and sometimes sheer romance into a few minutes that encapsulate much larger stories within their respective films. Whether they’re played for laughs or tears, these speeches are integral parts of the movies they’re found in and have earned their places in cinematic history as some of the best wedding-related scenes ever written.

 

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