How weddings have changed over the decades! Coming from a handful to 400-500 invited guests; one-two to six-eight wedding party members; a straightforward wedding car to expensive and huge wedding cars; three course meals in order to six course meals; 1 to 3 live bands; simple attire to colorful and flamboyant dresses, suits and attire and off-the-cuff to well-prepared wedding speeches.

While we’re talking about the latter, wedding speeches are still an important part of a marriage and guests do anticipate hearing them, speaking about them before, during as well as after they’ve been delivered.

We have all heard of wedding speeches delivered before the meal, through the meal and after your food, however it’s of a strong opinion how the father of the groom speech ought to be delivered following the meal. I know that for several bridal party speakers i.e. Father from the Bride Speech, Father in the Groom Speech, Bride Speech, Groom Speech and Bestman Speech (5 main speakers), they might would rather have the wedding speeches ahead of the meal, to allow them to enjoy their meal (some of them are spending money for it!). However, is going on the invited guests and just how many (and indeed the marriage venue staff) would like wedding ceremony speeches to be delivered following your meal for many reasons, most of which include:

The invited guests have already been fed and watered and are not playing wedding speeches on an empty stomach (at least of food, which would be before the meal, though weddings today do provide light snacks upon arrival at the wedding venue)
Food may be cooked and served on the agreed time (introduce wedding ceremony speeches before the meal as well as their can be quite a delay of Quarter-hour to 1.5 hours, driving living rooms staff crazy always keeping food freshly cooked, presentable and edible)
The wedding ceremony speeches behave as the transition from your meal for the dancing (broke happening following your meal, everyone is expecting ‘a few words’ to get shared in regards to the Bride & Groom then they understand they can stand up, move about, have a break, take a stroll, see a bar…)
It’s a challenge for parents with the Bride & Groom to talk in public areas, since most of them may not be used of computer. So, they can, should they so wished, speak prior to the / their meal.

There should nevertheless be some type of formal wedding speech(es) following your meal…

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