The builder

Blank page? Answer six questions.

Tell us about the couple in your own words and get a first draft with the shape every good wedding speech has: an open, one story, the turn, a word to the partner, a toast. Built from your answers and nothing else. Then run it through the free check.

Who are you to the couple?

The couple’s names

Your first name (optional)

1.How do you know them, and for how long?

One or two sentences. Where you met, or what you are to them.

2.One story that shows who they are.

A single moment, not a summary. Where you were, what happened, what they did. The more specific, the better the speech. This is the part that matters most.

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3.What changed when their partner came along?

One concrete thing you noticed. A habit that started or stopped, a way they talk about them, something small.

4.One thing you've seen their partner do for them.

Something you actually saw. Small is fine. Small is usually better.

5.How should it feel?

Mostly funny, with a real endingA laugh or two, then heartfeltMostly heartfelt, one light moment

6.Anything to leave out?

Optional. A topic, a person, a story you don't want touched.

Your words, not a template

The draft is made from what you type. Where it needs a detail you didn’t give, it leaves a blank to fill.

A first draft, honestly

Read it aloud and change anything that isn’t how you talk. That’s the job of a first draft.

Have a draft already?

Skip this and check it. The guides have full example speeches too.