Give her away with the right words

The father of the bride traditionally opens the speeches: welcome the guests, tell the room who your daughter really is, welcome her partner into the family, and raise the first toast. Share a few memories of her growing up, what makes you proud today, and what you appreciate about the person she chose — SpeakEasy turns them into a warm, well-structured speech in your voice.

• Follows the classic structure: welcome, her story, her partner, the toast
• Built from your real memories of her growing up — nothing invented
• Tone from light-hearted to formal; 1, 3 or 5 minute spoken length
• Free during the open beta — no account, unlimited rewrites

Example opening

Emma, when you were six you organized a wedding for the neighbor’s cat and charged admission. Tonight, watching you here — kind, stubborn, sure of exactly what you want — I realize you’ve been ready for this day a lot longer than I have. Jake, thank you for loving her the way she deserves. Would everyone please stand and raise a glass…

Frequently asked questions

What should a father of the bride speech include?

A welcome to the guests, a story or two about your daughter, warm words for her partner and their family, and a closing toast. The questionnaire walks you through each part.

Who speaks first at a wedding?

Traditionally the father of the bride opens the speeches, followed by the groom and then the best man — so your job includes welcoming everyone on behalf of the family.

How long should it be?

Three to five minutes is typical. Pick a spoken-length target and the draft is paced for delivery, so you won’t overrun.

Is it free?

Yes — during the open beta everything is free with no sign-up: generating, rewrites, the teleprompter and downloads.