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Wedding Anniversary Speeches: Introduce Yourself

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Summary: Introduce yourself before you begin your wedding anniversary speech. Get tips on how to present yourself during a wedding anniversary speech from a communications and public speaking expert in this free instructional video.

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By Tracy Goodwin
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Tracy Goodwin has a master’s in corporate communication and 10 years experience in professional speaking. Recipient of numerous public speaking awards and is a college professor of...read more

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"Ok, we've established what the point of the speech is, the happiness that we're going to convey. But, as far as structure goes, the first thing you're going to do in this speech is tell everybody who you are. Basically introduce yourself. Now, more than likely, you will know the people that are at this Anniversary celebration and they will know you. But, whether they do, or whether they don't, you want to give a brief introduction of who you are. Tell everybody your name; tell everybody what your relationship is to the couple and why you were asked to give this speech. It might go something like: Good afternoon everyone. I'm Tracy Goodwin and as you all know, I am the youngest daughter of Doris and Bill Goodwin. And, they're celebrating their fiftieth Wedding Anniversary today and so, all the brothers and sisters got together and decided that since I was the public speaker of the group, that I would actually be the one giving the anniversary speech. So, I'm really excited and now I want to talk about my mom and dad."

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