Here's how to thank guests for their support and ensure that you do everything in your power to make sure they have a fabulous time.
By: Stefania Sainato7. Never-ending toasts or photo montages.
I wanted to sink into the floor at one wedding I attended where the Best Man's speech was so long-winded that the chorus of "boos" was deafening. Add a couple of glasses of champagne to the mix, and you've got a recipe for disaster.
How to deal: Let the toastees know in advance that you don't want them to stress about writing a novel of a speech, so the cheat sheet version will do just fine. Your DJ can signal a musical cue if it's time to wrap things up, just like the Oscars. If you're the one giving the toast, follow these easy speech pointers.
Toasting gaffes are forgivable when you're this cute.
Photo Credit: Darko Sikman Photography
