50th Anniversary Speeches, Personalized
Name of the game is your parent's 50th anniversary. Let us write a golden speech for them from 3 -5 minutes long.
Read this:
Dear Amy, "I just wanted to let you know that your anniversary
speech brought tears to my parents eyes. Everybody loved it. This was the best gift ever!"
Whether you'd like to discuss your parent's courtship or relay fond memories
about them, your 50th annivesasry speech will be chock full of your personal stories. The length is up to you, however, we suggest 3
minutes as an appropriate length.
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A 50th Wedding Anniversary Speech Example
I want to tell you a little bit about Jack and Andrea Smith. As their daughter, I know them from the inside, and I'm here to tell you, this is one GREAT couple.
They're bright and fun, strong physically and mentally and the snappiest dressers you're likely to see anywhere. They're good and decent God-fearing Christians and I think the world of them.
In fact, I'm thrilled to be their daughter. Always have been. But you probably already surmised that.
Now, in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary, I'd like to share a few insights in to the Jack and Andrea that you folks might not see from your point of view. I think you're gonna like it.
Most of you probably already know the basics about mom and dad. How dad was born in North Carolina and came to Southern California as a boy who joined the Navy and then the Sheriff's department.
Mom was born right here, went to El Monte High School and worked for years with LA county.
Now, here's the inside dish on dad. He has a sense of humor that's, well…legendary and wild. Like the time he got up and made a speech at a retirement party
…scolded all the speakers before him for making a mockery of the event…and then, with a big grin, proceeded to remove his front teeth!
And how about Jack's lovely wife, Andrea? I tell you, there is NO ONE on earth more organized than my mom. But I gotta say, when something throws a wrench in her plans she can
improvise with the best of them! Here's an example that will stay with me for the rest of my life.
One year, Halloween rolled around and we still hadn't purchased our pumpkin for the annual jack-o-lantern carving that we both loved so much.
We went from store to store and guess what? No one had any pumpkins left. Mom saw my little girl disappointment and it broke her heart -- for a minute…until she came up with the BIG idea.
The heck with pumpkins…let's buy a honeydew melon! So we did and we carved it and we put it out in all its spooky glory. Know what? The honeydew was actually better than a pumpkin!
Less messy and easier to carve. I've been carving a honeydew every year ever since.
I could tell you a million more stories about mom and dad, and each one will have you laughing, warm your heart…or both. That's because they're just the nicest, sweetest, kindest and most generous people I know.
It's funny, thinking about it now, this family of mine seems to have issues with cars and with teeth. I can recall one more tale, this about Joe Longshore, my grandfather.
When mom and dad got married, Joe, who had been toothless since 12, splurged big time -- and bought a brand new set which he whittled down to a perfect fit with his pocket knife.
He wore them for the ceremony and then he never wore them again.
That's my family, folks. God love them. I know that I do.
Love
Sue
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