You never thought this day would come, but there is your daughter. She looks stunning in her dress and you are proud of her. It’s time for your speech, but you’re still fighting for an ending. The ending is the second most important part (I think the introduction is the most important). It is the culmination of her blessing, her feelings and her feeling towards the newly married couple.
A good way to end the speech is with a toast. It is normal to ask attendees to stand for the toast. The toast is meant to be a final congratulations, so be sure to toast the bride and groom and their happiness. In some cases, whether patriotic or very formal, it is appropriate to toast the flag or country.
You have an idea how to finish it, but what do you say? Search online for some inspirational quotes for your daughter. Quotes are a useful tool because they are inspiring, short, and packed. Just make sure you don’t overuse them. Weave them into the conclusion of the speech for emphasis. Another way to close the speech is by recounting personal experience. This is a good and positive way to show that marriage is a celebration between two people. If all else fails, one fail-safe method is to welcome your new son-in-law into the family.
The father of the bride speech is about as personal as you can get. So, raise his glass, stand up, and congratulate her daughter-in-law and her son-in-law. Tell them how proud you are of both of them. This will end the speech on a positive note and hopefully inspire your guests. That’s it, after that you are free.
