Fine Wedding Speeches






Our speech writer, Bruno Barton, is a time-served expert in creating quality speeches, and in coaching other people to do well with their public speaking.

Check out our FREE tips and guidelines and articles below. These demonstrate the knowledge and expertise applied in preparing the wedding speeches packs for you. They provide you with a complete "How To" guide to making your wedding speech a success.

* We have two principal articles full of advice which will get you through your speech ...
o Speech guidelines: preparation, practice and performance! Valuable advice on dos and don'ts for the speech itself.
o The etiquette of wedding speeches: the traditions and customs surrounding wedding speeches, learn these rules so that you can break them properly!
* Plus an ongoing series of articles about speaking at weddings: Bruno's Column

We hope that we have offered you free help with every aspect of wedding speeches that you might possibly need, except for writing a speech for you.

We would be delighted if you now felt confident to buy one of our wedding speech packages. Taken together, the free "how to" advice plus the speeches packs are your full answer to a successful speech.

On the other hand, if you have any questions or suggestions, for example of other help topics you would like us to write an article about, please express your views in our survey.

We know that we can provide you with an excellent speech that will go down wonderfully with your audience. But how can you be sure?

One test is to read some of the testimonials that customers have sent us.
"After the big day, people might not remember what you said - but they'll remember the impression you made, whether awful ... or awe-inspiring!"
Audience Comment:

"Well Done!
Brilliant Speech."
Audience Comment:

"I thought you chose your words very well indeed."

" You have come up with the jackpot... it is fantastic... it blends the perfect balance of what I have to say ... and what I want to say with sincerity but not too mushy; and it is witty without being too Jimmy Tarbuck.
Much Appreciated"