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I might not have any at my wedding. As a guest, I find them awkward.
Thanks so much, everyone. I love the idea of having my BIL give a toast at our rehearsal. It will be about 15 people, most of whom are his family, so that would be perfect. I think we’ll go this route!
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i will not have any at my actual wedding minus my dad. i’m doing them all at the rehearsal dinner. nobody actually wants to listen to them at the wedding so it feels like a waste of time to me
As the MOH who gave a toast, I can honestly say it ruined my wedding experience. I love the bride to death but I HATE public speaking in general. I couldn’t concentrate or enjoy any wedding festivity, couldn’t even drink, until my toast was done.
I had a similar experience when I gave a toast at a friends wedding. It ruined the whole day. I know my friends would toast me if I asked them because they love me, but the idea of making them as nervous as I felt that day… I don’t want to do that to someone. I just want them to enjoy the wedding. I’m not worried about my dad, he’s been wanting to give the toast at my wedding since I was born 😂
I’m doing the same thing — no toasts at the reception. I received some push back (honestly/ironically from my in-laws) but to the other commenters’ point, I find reception toasts to be awkward. People either (i) overshare or (ii) undershare/dilute the meaning of the toast because they’re trying to cater to a broader, less intimate audience
I’m doing toasts at the rehearsal dinner. Nothing at the wedding reception
Don’t think this is a bad thing at all. If you are having a rehearsal can always add speeches there for the smaller group and then have more time for other stuff at the reception. Speeches can definitely be hit or miss to begin with so if you don’t have a wedding party than I think it makes a lot of sense to not have anyone else speak.
I don’t think that’s weird at all. No one really cares about toasts. Also, could your BIL do his toast at the rehearsal dinner so it’s a smaller crowd?
No toasts at my wedding, just dad saying a prayer for the food as we are religious, and giving a toast beforehand
I didn't want to have any (we had three). I wouldn't care, in fact I think fewer are generally better. People don't think about these things as much as the person planning does.