Celebrate the years, toast the ones to come

Whether it’s your parents’ 40th or your own tenth, an anniversary toast is a chance to tell the story of a partnership — how it started, what it weathered, and what it taught everyone watching. Answer a few questions and let SpeakEasy shape it into a toast.

• Built around the couple’s real story and your favorite memories
• Warm, funny or formal — matched to your crowd
• Spoken-length targets so you never run long
• Free during the open beta, no account needed

Example opening

Forty years ago, Mom and Dad met at a bus stop in the rain — Dad offered his umbrella, Mom told him it was broken, and they’ve been correcting each other happily ever since. Watching them taught all of us the real secret: showing up every day is the romance. To forty years — and to the bus being late.

Frequently asked questions

Whose anniversary can I write for?

Your parents’ or grandparents’ milestone, a friend’s, or your own — tell it your relationship to the couple and the toast is written from that point of view.

What should an anniversary toast include?

How the couple started, something they weathered together, and what their partnership taught the people around them. The questionnaire covers each.

How long should it be?

Two to three minutes. Choose a 1, 3 or 5 minute spoken-length target and the pacing is handled.

Does it cost anything?

No — everything is free during the open beta, with no sign-up.