The wedding speech,
written beautifully.
Tell us who you are, who they are, and one story only you know. In about two minutes you’ll have a polished, personal speech — funny where it counts, heartfelt where it matters.
Your first draft is free · no card, no sign-up to see it · edit anything after
Three steps, zero panic.
No blank page, no writer’s block at 11pm the night before. Just answer, choose, and polish.
Tell us the essentials
Your role, how you know the couple, and one story only you could tell. The specific memory is what makes the speech yours.
Choose the tone
Heartfelt, funny, or a little of both — plus the length, from a two-minute toast to a full set-piece.
Make it yours
Edit any line until it sounds exactly like you, copy it to your notes, and practice once in the car. You’re ready.
Hear it before you say it.
Real drafts for the biggest roles at the wedding. Every excerpt was generated — and every speaker edited it to sound like themselves.
Good evening. Quick promise before I begin: everything I’m about to say is true — mostly. I’m Marcus, Dan’s best man, which means I’ve spent fifteen years watching him make decisions. Some were brilliant. Some involved a moped in Bali. But the day he met Sarah, something shifted: the plans got steadier, the jokes got better, and every story started ending with “…and then I told Sarah about it.” So please, raise your glasses — to Dan and Sarah, proof that the best love stories grow out of the best friendships.
Whoever’s holding the mic.
Wedding Vows
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How long should a wedding speech be?
Aim for 2–4 minutes — roughly 300–500 words at a natural speaking pace. Short enough to keep guests engaged, long enough to land your stories and end with a toast.
Is ToastScribe free?
Yes for the part that matters most. Sign in with Google (one tap) and you can generate, edit and copy your speech at no cost, with two redrafts. $14.99 once unlocks unlimited redrafts, style rewrites, tone check, cue-card PDFs, rehearsal mode and exports — no subscription, and 14-day refund, no questions asked — just email hello@toastscribe.com.
Will my speech sound like a robot wrote it?
No. You supply your own relationship details and memories, and every draft is fully editable — most speakers tweak a few lines so it sounds exactly like them.
What information should I include?
Your role (best man, maid of honor, parent, or the couple), how you know them, and one specific memory. Specific stories are what make a speech feel personal.
Can I write a speech for any role?
Yes — the generator covers best man, groomsman, maid of honor, bridesmaid, father of the bride, mother of the groom, groom and bride.
Do you write wedding vows too?
Vows are on the roadmap. For now, ToastScribe focuses on speeches and toasts for the wedding party and family.
Ready to raise a glass?
Two minutes from now, the hardest part of the wedding will already be over.
Write my speech — free