Tell it about the couple
Everything below is pre-filled with a worked example, so you can run it straight away. Swap in your own details — the toast only uses what's written here.
Takes about half a minute. The finished toast and the PDF land in Your toast.
No toast written yet
Fill in the couple, your role and a few notes on Write the toast, then press Write my toast. The finished speech appears here in big, readable type, with the printable PDF card above it and the delivery notes below.
How it works
- You give it the specifics. Names, your role, and the small true details — the ring left in the car, the three-legged dog. Generic notes make a generic toast.
- Checking toast craft. It looks up what makes a wedding speech land: structure, timing, what to leave out.
- Writing your toast. Roughly 150 words — about 60 seconds spoken at a calm pace — in the tone you chose.
- You get it two ways. On screen in large type to rehearse from, and as a PDF you can print or keep on your phone.
Common questions
How long will it take to say?
Around 60 seconds. Read it aloud once with a timer — if you run long, cut the second story rather than speeding up.
Which tone should I pick?
Funny leans on the specifics you wrote and always lands warm. Heartfelt is sincere with one light moment. Short and sweet is roughly half the length — good if several people are speaking.
Can I edit what it writes?
Yes — it's a draft in your voice, not a script to obey. Change a line, run it again with different notes, or keep the shape and swap the story.
Will it invent things about the couple?
It works only from your notes. Anything it can't get from you it leaves out, so the more you write in the notes box the better the toast.