A mother’s words for her daughter’s big day

No one has watched her grow the way you have. A great mother of the bride speech turns that lifetime of small moments — the dress-up weddings, the phone calls, the person she became — into a few minutes that feel like the two of you. Share your favorite memories and what you love about her partner, and get a draft that sounds like a mother, not a template.

• Questions built around the mother–daughter story, not generic prompts
• Warm, personal tone — playful to tearful, you choose
• Nothing invented: only the memories and details you share
• Teleprompter and rehearsal timer included, free during the beta

Example opening

Emma used to stage weddings in our living room — a bath towel for a veil, the dog as ring bearer. She planned every detail except the groom. Watching her with Jake these past years, I finally understand what she was waiting for: someone who laughs at her jokes and holds her steady. Jake, welcome to our family — you’ve been part of it for a while.

Frequently asked questions

Does the mother of the bride traditionally give a speech?

More and more often, yes — either alongside or instead of the father of the bride. There are no fixed rules: a short, warm speech welcoming the guests and toasting the couple is always appropriate.

What should it include?

A memory or two of her growing up, what you admire about the woman she became, warm words for her partner, and a toast. The questionnaire covers each part.

How long should it be?

Two to four minutes. Choose a 1, 3 or 5 minute spoken target and the draft is written to fit.

Is it really free?

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