If you’ve been wondering what to say…
how long to speak…
or even whether you’re supposed to give a toast or a speech in the first place…

I have something special for you...

I’ve just opened up a brand-new section all about wedding toasts and speeches for your LDS wedding reception.

And it’s filled with simple, thoughtful guidance to help you feel confident—not overwhelmed.

What You’ll Find Inside

Whether you’re the bride, the groom, a parent, or the brave soul holding the microphone…

This section walks you through everything step-by-step:

• What the difference is between a toast and a speech
• Who traditionally speaks (and in what order)
• What’s appropriate (and what to gently avoid)
• How to handle nerves and feel more confident
• What to say when you’re staring at a blank page
• Quotes, scriptures, and meaningful ideas you can include

And most importantly…

• How to keep it heartfelt, simple, and true to you

Why I Created This

Because this is one of those moments that matters more than people expect.

It’s not just about saying something “nice.”

It’s about creating a moment your family will remember…
words that will be felt long after the reception ends.

And I wanted you to feel completely ready for that.

Start Wherever You Feel Comfortable

You don’t have to read everything at once.

Just start with the question that’s already on your mind:

• “What am I supposed to say?”
• “Do I even have to give a toast?”
• “What if I get nervous?”

There’s a post waiting for you.

You’ve Got This

Whether your toast is funny, tender, short, or deeply meaningful…

What matters most is that it comes from your heart.

And I’m so happy you’re here.