Thank the room, honor your person

The groom’s speech has two jobs: thank everyone who made the day happen, and tell your new spouse — in front of everyone — why you chose them. Share how you met, the moment you knew, and who deserves thanks, and SpeakEasy drafts a speech that gets the thank-yous right and saves the best words for the person beside you.

• Structured thank-yous: parents, wedding party, guests — no one forgotten
• The heart of the speech is your story: how you met, when you knew
• Tone from funny to tearful; paced for 1, 3 or 5 spoken minutes
• Rehearse with the built-in teleprompter and timer

Example opening

When Emma took my coffee order four years ago, she got it wrong — and I’ve been coming back ever since. To our parents: thank you for everything today and every day before it. And Emma — you make me braver, kinder and consistently on time, which everyone here knows is the real miracle. To my wife.

Frequently asked questions

What should a groom speech include?

Thanks to both families and the wedding party, a word for the guests, your story as a couple, and a closing line for your new spouse. The questionnaire walks you through all of it.

Who do I need to thank?

Traditionally both sets of parents, the wedding party, and anyone who contributed to the day. List them in the questionnaire and the draft weaves them in naturally.

How long should it be?

Three to five minutes. Choose a spoken-length target and the draft is paced for delivery.

Is it free to use?

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