Testimonials

Adam, 42

“My best mate asked me to be best man at his wedding. 

As honored as I felt to be asked. As soon as the buzz of the moment wore off, I was filled with dread when it dawned on me I was going to have to share a speech in front of 100+ people. 

I am not very good with words, and I am certainly not a confident public speaker. I kept worrying about it being really awkward and not funny. 

Wedding Speech Co helped me create something that sounded natural to my voice. Likewise, they taught me that I didn’t need to try and force being funny and focus on celebrating my best mate and his wife - still got a few laughs. 

For the anxiety it saved me and the moment I shared with my best mate, it was money well spent.”

Eleanor, 34

“I was a bridesmaid at one of my best friend Bex’s wedding and she asked me to prepare a speech. 

I knew which stories I wanted to share, but didn’t quite know how to structure the content. Worse still - I was really nervous about the delivery. I HATE any kind of public speaking. I wanted to be a special moment for Bex, so sought help. 

I went for the full package and The Wedding Speech Co helped me arrange my existing content into something with a clear beginning, middle, and end. They also helped me unearth some additional talking points. 

Then, most important of all for me, delivery. After just 45 minutes,  I felt like I could any crowd of any size and was actually looking forward to the speech….I smashed it by the way!”

Dave, 35

“I got married last year and for the first time in my life, I would be expected to stand up in front of a room full of people and talk about how I felt about my lovely wife. 

I am a Real Estate agent and a great talker in 1-2-1 situations, but talking in front of a group is probably 1 of 2 things that make me really uncomfortable. 

I didn’t want to do something standard. I asked Wedding Speech Co to help me create an epic poem to serenade my wife with. 

The delivery could have been better, but there wasn’t a dry eye in the vicinity by the time I had finished. I’m not sure I’ve ever felt more proud of myself. 

We actually got the poem printed and it is currently hanging up in pride of place at our house."