Marriage is the process by which two people who love each other make their relationship public, official, and permanent. Oftentimes, this union occurs in front of God in the Holy Sacrament of Matrimony, but there are also times when the union is officiated only by a legal authority. It is during this ceremony that the couple exchange vows to stay together through thick and thin. After, a reception takes place during which speeches are delivered. Here are examples of brides maid speeches.
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To begin with, introduce yourself to the wedding guests. Say something like “Good evening, friends, relatives, and guests. For those of you who do not know me, I am the bride’s friend and brides maid. On behalf of the bride and groom, I would like to welcome all of you here and to thank you for gracing this occasion with your presence. They say that a wedding is a joyous occasion, and it is indeed. But I’m sure that the newly weds wouldn’t have been this happy if you weren’t here to share this wonderful day with them.”
“I have been friends with the bride ever since we were little kids. Back then, we used to play with dolls at their house or mine, and collecting doll house pieces were sort of our obsession. I recall that we used to dream of having our very own house someday, and with a family of our own too – a husband, kids, and all that stuff. We enjoyed reading children’s books and fairytales, and we enjoyed them even more when they were transformed into movies. We loved the idea of once upon a time’s and happily ever after’s, and we swore that someday we would both find our prince charmings or our knights in shining armor.”
“Today, this dream became a reality for my dear friend, and I am happy for her. Congratulations! Here, now, is a short poem that I would like to dedicate to you:
No matter how we have fought, we will always be sisters. Neither marriage nor distance nor children will change the frictional fondness, part balm and part blisters, no dawn can diminish nor passion make strange. Like two trees with their wrestling roots underground, fighting for sun while restraining the wind; By close and protracted proximity bound, we’ve been shaped by a force that no fate can rescind. And so it’s with undaunted pleasure that Ibid farewell to a part of myself, for I know that beyond the illusions of what, when, and why, we’ll be together wherever we go.”
These, now, are examples of brides maid speeches.
