About Toast Worthy

Most people asked to speak at a wedding aren't writers, and they aren't performers. They're someone who loves the couple and now has to stand up in front of a hundred people and get it right. Toast Worthy exists for exactly that person.

We built a guided writer that asks the questions a good speechwriter would — how you know them, the moments that matter, the tone you want — and turns your answers into a finished, well-structured speech in the right length. You read a full draft for free. If you love it, the complete personalised version is a one-time $29.

What we believe about speeches

• Specific beats generic. One true story — the upside-down map, the 3am phone call — lands harder than a paragraph of adjectives.
• The right length is a kindness. Three to five minutes. Nobody has ever wished a wedding speech were longer.
• Humour should be warm. Tease from love, never at someone's expense. If a grandparent couldn't enjoy it, it doesn't belong.
• It has to sound like you. The best speech isn't the cleverest one — it's the one that's honestly yours.

Our guides are written and reviewed by the Toast Worthy speech team, drawing on the structures that consistently work across best man, maid of honour, parent, couple and vow speeches.