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Wedding Speeches for women

The girls' own guide to giving a speech they'll remember
By Suzan St Maur (www.suzanstmaur.com)
Published by HowToBooks (www.howtobooks.co.uk)





Dear Prospective Reader,

If you have to give a speech at a wedding – or are thinking about doing it – my book will help you not only devise and deliver a good speech, but will help you get over all the potential difficulties and hiccups that you might encounter. (The book will also help you to give a great speech at any other occasion too, business or personal.)

I am an experienced speechwriter, but I know my limitations – so for this book I went out and did some serious research to make sure I included advice and guidance that covers every aspect of the whole thing.




For starters, I interviewed drama coach and teacher Gail Cornish, who gave us loads of fascinating information and advice specifically for women speakers, and lots of professional actresses' tips on how to rehearse, warm up, and deliver your speech superbly.

There are also excerpts from best-selling books by presentations skills experts like Phil Calvert and Doctor Simon Raybould, with some unusual and highly effective tips on how to make a great speech.

I have contributed all my own skills of how to go about preparing, devising and writing your speech, practical tips on things like cue cards, using a microphone, etc., as well as accessories like how to write a poem, how to deliver and/or adapt a joke, how to use quotations, and quite a few other strategies that work really well. I've included content idea triggers and skeleton structures for just about any woman speaker from the bride herself to her grandma. And in the back of the book are literally hundreds of jokes, quotations, poems, and references to other useful books and websites.

Finally, I interviewed a number of women who already have the experience of making a speech either at their own weddings, or those of others. Their advice and tips - which they share with us in the book - are invaluable.

I hope you find this book useful; I think you probably will. If once you've read it you still have a question you'd like to ask me, drop me an email - the address is in the book. I can't write your speech for you for free, because my accountant would kill me! However I'm more than happy to give you whatever advice I can in general terms, FOC.

All good wishes for a fantastic speech! SUZE

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