Quick question re grooms speech
Quick question re grooms speech
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Luke.

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12,044 posts

281 months

Wednesday 25th August 2010
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Just writing my speech for my wedding next month. Now this might sounds like a stupid question, but is the bride to be aloud to see it before the big day? As I wouldn't mind getting her views on one or two bits and bobs.

soapbox

Edited by Luke. on Wednesday 25th August 20:02

Lucas CAV

3,068 posts

250 months

Wednesday 25th August 2010
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Luke. said:
Just writing my speech for my wedding next month. Now this might sounds like a stupid question, but is the bride to be aloud to see it before the big day? As I wouldn't mind getting her views on one or two bits and bobs.

soapbox

Edited by Luke. on Wednesday 25th August 20:02
Allowed to see it?

Who cares if she does????

Luke.

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12,044 posts

281 months

Wednesday 25th August 2010
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God. Tradition. I don't know.


sneijder

5,231 posts

265 months

Wednesday 25th August 2010
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She's not allowed to see your two bits and your bob until the wedding night.

Luke.

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281 months

Wednesday 25th August 2010
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So apart from not being able to see my bits 'n' bobs the night before, anyone got any views?

smile

Rocksteadyeddie

7,971 posts

258 months

Wednesday 25th August 2010
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Luke. said:
So apart from not being able to see my bits 'n' bobs the night before, anyone got any views?

smile
yes

Luke. said:
is the bride to be aloud to see it before the big day?
It's "allowed".

HTH

Luke.

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Wednesday 25th August 2010
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Rocksteadyeddie said:
Luke. said:
So apart from not being able to see my bits 'n' bobs the night before, anyone got any views?

smile
yes

Luke. said:
is the bride to be aloud to see it before the big day?
It's "allowed".

HTH
Thanks. It's been a long day. But your answer's slightly ambiguous. Apart from pulling me up on my spelling, which is entirely justified, is it allowed? So to speak.

Jasandjules

72,680 posts

260 months

Wednesday 25th August 2010
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Never been a groom, but I can't see why not. For starters, she might want to remove something so best to find out now than when she smacks you one when you sit back down.................

becksW

14,698 posts

242 months

Wednesday 25th August 2010
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Don't see why not, esp if you're the one who is after advice. I'm sure she'd be quite happy to help.

Rocksteadyeddie

7,971 posts

258 months

Wednesday 25th August 2010
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Luke. said:
Rocksteadyeddie said:
Luke. said:
So apart from not being able to see my bits 'n' bobs the night before, anyone got any views?

smile
yes

Luke. said:
is the bride to be aloud to see it before the big day?
It's "allowed".

HTH
Thanks. It's been a long day. But your answer's slightly ambiguous. Apart from pulling me up on my spelling, which is entirely justified, is it allowed? So to speak.
I've not heard anything in the marriage book which says its prohibited, but you might want to consider the element of surprise, particularly with regard to the bits that (presumably) are dedicated to your new wife.

Luke.

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281 months

Wednesday 25th August 2010
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Yay. Three sensible replies in a row. party

Edited by Luke. on Wednesday 25th August 20:57

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

286 months

Wednesday 25th August 2010
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Of course it's allowed.

Moving on...

You have to toast the bridesmaids.

Remember to heap praise on them...

You know, they look so beautiful you could give them one...

One at a time or all together...

Stuff like that...

becksW

14,698 posts

242 months

Wednesday 25th August 2010
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Luke. said:
Yay. Three sensible replies in a row. party

Edited by Luke. on Wednesday 25th August 20:57
It happens occasionally smile

plg

4,106 posts

241 months

Wednesday 25th August 2010
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Depends... on how risque you are making it.

I ran the "jokes" past my wife to sense check them, but didn't show her the other stuff.

Solitude

1,902 posts

206 months

Wednesday 25th August 2010
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she's already got you too scared to act on your own instincts...........rest of your life mate.

toohuge

3,501 posts

247 months

Wednesday 25th August 2010
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mybrainhurts said:
Of course it's allowed.

Moving on...

You have to toast the bridesmaids.

Remember to heap praise on them...

You know, they look so beautiful you could give them one...

One at a time or all together...

Stuff like that...
Follow this ^ excellent advice!

ewenm

28,506 posts

276 months

Wednesday 25th August 2010
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It's your day, the two of you. You can do whatever you want, say what you want to say, make sure you don't get sidetracked by the expectations of others.

Luke.

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Wednesday 25th August 2010
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ewenm said:
It's your day, the two of you. You can do whatever you want, say what you want to say, make sure you don't get sidetracked by the expectations of others.
Makes perfect sense to me. Cheers Ewen.

crofty1984

17,064 posts

235 months

Wednesday 25th August 2010
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When I did my best man speech I told my brother and (now) sister-in-law they could see it if they wanted to, but I'd rather they didn't as I'd rather it was from the heart rather than what "the big book of weddings" says you should put in there. (though if there's a topic you don't know whether to include you might want to mention it)
Same with showing it to my friends, their input could probably make it a better speech, but it wouldn't be my speech.

That probably doesn't help.

MiniMan64

19,541 posts

221 months

Wednesday 25th August 2010
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You're getting married, now she gets a say in EVERYTHING.