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When you should do speeches on your wedding day

When you should do speeches on your wedding day

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Traditionally, speeches have always followed the wedding breakfast, but that doesn’t mean you have to stick to that! In this episode, I’ll share why timing matters, different options for when speeches can happen, and some practical tips to make them flow smoothly into your day.


In this episode, Abby covers:

💍 The tradition of speeches after the wedding breakfast (and why it can be stressful for speakers)

🕒 Why timing matters and how it affects the flow of your day

🍾 Alternative timings — during your ceremony, drinks reception, staggered throughout, or even in the evening

🙅‍♀️ Why it’s okay to have no speeches at all

📝 How to decide what works best for your vision, nerves, and guest experience

🎤 Extra tips for making speeches impactful (and not painfully long!)

Speeches are such a lovely part of a wedding day — with a little thought and intention, they can really elevate the atmosphere and create beautiful memories.


✨ I want to know — when are you doing speeches on your wedding day?


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