Probably never will, not really into the whole mwedding thingy. Anyhoop, i guess "Dear friends and family, i'd like to say i'm really glad i made it with the brid...here today." would be a good way to start
just tell them some embrassing story from his childhood were he showed his tiny weeny to a girl or smth and then what a man he became and shes a lucky girl and she needs to take care of him coz now you cant!
Done 3 mate, piece of piss. Obviously nervous at first but the nerves soon go when everyone starts laughing, then you have them eating out of your hands and you dont wanna stop. You have to remember, people are having a great time and will find your speech funny, even if its not.
Football, I was less nervous at my on wedding day than I am which is bizzare because we had 300 guests at our speech, and there is only going to be about 80 there on Saturday.
I know the nerves will go after the first joke I am just shit at telling jokes
I am looking at it to much trying to get it all in my head, instead of just taking it easy and letting it come out like it is going to come out.
Well one of my mates played rugby when he was younger. I had a card with me and I read out "Unfortunately, Steves mates from Blackpool Stanley rugby club cannot be here today, but they did send a card. We found Steve to be useless in every position, we all hope Lyndsey has more success". Thats guarnteed to get a good laugh.
Whats your ice breaker? I used the same one for each speech
"Ladies and Gentlemen, I am the best man. In time honoured tradition, I will now do my best to give <Groom> the most uncomfortable 5 minutes of his life. For the record, the most uncomfortable 5 minutes of <Bride> life will be happening later on this evening, curtesy of <Groom>.
Again, its guaranteed a laugh from the people in attendence. Once you get the first laugh out of the way, its easy.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Please excuse my nerves, I asked a friend of mine for advice and he told me to use bicycle clips for the bottom of my trousers. I did not understand what they were for until I stood up. that is mine.
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