Toast from Maid of Honor
The Maid of Honor's toasts is not bound by convention, it's a relatively new part of the wedding proceedings.
If can offer a great view point on the bride and groom as a couple, and, similar to the best man's toast, can be funny or sentimental.
The Maid of Honor may direct her toast to the bride, the couple, the groomsmen or the ushers.
Here's an example poem we wrote for Michelle. Dear Amy, Oh my goodness, I'm touched beyond tears, this is just marvelous. I know my sister is going to be as overjoyed as I am. Thank you so much
for creating such a special toast."
What do you want to say to the bride?
Whether you are the little sister of the bride or a dear friend,
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Toast from Maid of Honor - An Example
Dear Helen,
Some young girls have a favorite doll
To brighten up their day.
I had my little sister
To guide and boss and play.
Though I was five years older,
No tag-along was she.
My little sister Helen
Has meant the world to me.
And so, now that we’re gathered here
To toast her as a bride,
I’d like to take this festive chance
To share what’s deep inside.
When we were young, we shared a room,
And I, the older one,
Preferred an early, joint-bedtime.
With her, it was more fun.
Our family owned a restaurant
And we all did our share,
With Helen at the register,
Though she reached it with a chair.
Our house then was a challenge
With just one bathroom there --
One toilet, sink and shower, and
One outlet for our hair!
Poor Joel knows Helen and I aren’t quite
The angels that we seem.
He’ll testify his sisters make
A formidable team.
We’ve always had our heart-to-hearts,
And these days that’s still so,
But now it’s done by telephone,
As Barry and Eddie know!
And now that I have my two kids,
She is the perfect aunt.
They think Aunt Helen hangs the moon,
And I won’t say she can’t.
On shopping trips to pick out clothes,
She has a stylish eye.
She has me try unlikely things…
That I’m then glad to buy!
A confident and strong-willed girl,
She does things her own way.
“Will, Junior” makes her mind up.
“You’re just like your dad,” we say.
The Detroit Tigers have, so far,
Had quite a stellar season.
Do you suppose their happiness
For Helen is the reason?
As teachers, Joel and Helen are
The best, without a doubt…
Although, on Friday nights, they nearly
Always get “Time Out.”
When these two met in junior high,
They weren’t the best of friends,
But now their love is flourishing,
The kind that never ends.
They’ve earned this day. Their future holds
Great promise, and they’re ready
For lives of laughter, love and joy,
A marriage long and steady.
Love,
Michelle
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