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kims3003 said
on 8/12/2009 very helpful
Mary Ann I said
on 12/26/2007 I alway's go blank when giving a toast, I think I have stage fright. Next time I will read your article first. Thank you.
favefive said
on 12/25/2007 Excellent tips!
DjDennis said
on 10/9/2006 Great Article - Everyone should learn more from this
Anonymous said
on 1/18/2006 Be sure to maintain eye contact during the touching glasses portion of the toast. You need to only glance at your glass from your peripheral vision, and move your glass along without too much force if you're worried about breaking something. Constant eye contact shows you really mean it.
Anonymous said
on 1/16/2006 Have the groom place his hand on top of the brides hand. Tell him that is the last time he will have the "upper hand".
Anonymous said
on 7/22/2007 Make sure the Best Man of a wedding has someone else read his speech, or at least his ideas for the speech, before the wedding. This is especially true for young men who have never been to a wedding before.