If you want to learn about giving the perfect Groom speech then you’ll want to read this article, which takes your through the three simple steps required to write your groom speech. Specifically we’ll discuss how to write your speech following the correct structure so that you include everything you need on the day, polish the first draft of your groom speech so that you can speak it without tripping over your tongue, and preparing yourself to give your speech perfectly on your wedding day. After reading this article, you should understand the entire process and be ready to start right away.
The first thing is to make sure you include all the following points in your groom’s speech to ensure your cover everything and thank everyone who needs to be thanked.
* Thank the bride’s father
* Thank the guests for coming and for the gifts
* Thank both sets of parents and present the mothers with a small gift
* Compliment your wife
* Toast the bridesmaids
Sit sown with pen and paper and write down one or two sentences for each step based around the structure and you’ll have competed your first draft. You may vary from this structure to include anything else that is relevant, but ask yourself if really fits into your speech and if not delete.
Once you’ve got your ideas down you need to start polishing your speech. The quick and easy way to do this is to read it aloud and start making changes to make it easier to say and sound like something you would say naturally. That means abbreviating words when you say them – ‘are not’ becomes ‘aren’t’ for example – and remember that what works on the page may not sound so good when it’s spoken. After you’ve been though your groom speech a few times and modified it in this way your final draft is complete.
Now you have your speech written you must rehearse it for the big day. Don’t worry if you hate speaking in public because once you’ve said “I do” the hard part of the day is over and you can enjoy your wedding reception. Do make sure you try and mentally put yourself in the room the reception will be heard and practice projecting your voice to the back of the room. Also be sure to move your gaze to include everyone in the room while you speak. To beat those final nerves, practice slow steady breathing, a technique often used by stage actors before they perform.
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Great book that covers how to create a winning grooms speech. 
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