Write a wedding toast they’ll remember

A great wedding toast isn’t about fancy words — it’s about the right stories, told warmly, at the right length. Answer a few questions about the couple (how you know them, a favorite memory, what makes their relationship special) and SpeakEasy drafts a toast built only from your real details. Preview it free, then polish the tone until it sounds like you.

• Questions tailored to wedding toasts — relationship, stories, wishes for the couple
• Pick your tone: funny, heartfelt, formal, or a mix
• Choose 1, 3 or 5 minutes — pacing is estimated for speaking aloud
• Free during the open beta — no account, unlimited rewrites

Example opening

I introduced Emma and Jake, which means tonight is technically my fault — and looking at the two of them, it’s the best mistake I never made. Emma laughs harder around Jake than I’ve ever seen, and Jake finally has someone who appreciates his terrible puns. To the couple — may your best days so far be your worst days to come.

Frequently asked questions

How long should a wedding toast be?

Two to three minutes is the sweet spot — long enough for a story, short enough to keep the room. Pick a 1, 3 or 5 minute target and the draft is written to that spoken length.

Will the toast sound generic?

No — the speech is built only from the details you share about the couple: how you met them, a favorite memory, what makes them work. Nothing is invented.

Can I make it funnier or more heartfelt afterwards?

Yes. One-click rewrites change the tone, shorten or lengthen the toast, or punch up the opening — as many times as you like.

Is it really free?

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