AI Speech Writer for Weddings, Toasts and Talks
AI Ghostwriter's speech writer drafts wedding speeches, best man and maid of honor toasts, graduation and retirement speeches, award acceptances, conference talks and eulogies, all written to be read aloud. Pick 1-15 minutes and it sets a word target at about 130 words a minute, then builds the speech from your own stories and names, leaving a placeholder instead of inventing an anecdote.
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How to use it
- 01
Type the stories, the names and the one thing you want people to remember.
- 02
Pick Speech under “Use it for” (in More), choose the occasion, say who you are to the people involved, and set the minutes and tone; stage cues are under More details.
- 03
Send it, read it out loud with a timer, then make it shorter or more casual, or say what to change until it sounds like you.
Good for
- Best man and maid of honor speeches
- Graduation speeches
- A farewell for a colleague who's retiring
- Award acceptance and thank-you speeches
- Conference talks and team meetings
- A one-minute toast
The rules it follows
| Speaking pace | About 130 words a minute in English and Turkish |
|---|---|
| Length | 1-15 minutes (3 by default, about 390 words) |
| Word target | Warning if the speech is more than 30% off |
| Occasions | 12, from Wedding speech and Toast (short) to Eulogy / memorial |
| Stage cues | Optional [pause], [smile], [raise your glass]; not counted as words |
| Missing stories | A placeholder such as [add a short memory] |
| Download formats | Plain text, HTML, JSON |
Questions
How many words is a 3-minute speech?
About 390 words, at a speaking pace of roughly 130 words a minute. The writer sets that target from the minutes you pick and warns you if the speech comes out more than 30% off.
How do you write a best man speech?
Say who you are and how you know the couple, tell one or two stories that are funny but kind, then turn to the couple and end with a toast. The writer keeps away from exes, money, fights and anything the grandparents shouldn't hear.
What if I don't have a funny story?
The writer won't invent one; it leaves a placeholder such as [add a short memory] where a story should go. Fill it with something that really happened before you give the speech.
What are stage cues?
Short reminders in square brackets, like [pause] or [raise your glass], that help when you read the speech aloud. They're off by default and don't count toward the word target.
Can it write a eulogy?
Yes. A eulogy here is calm, respectful and plain, built on the person's concrete traits and the mark they left, with no religious or ideological assumptions.
Will the speech sound natural when I say it?
It's written for the ear: short sentences, rhythm and words that are easy to say, and the red pen trims stock phrases. Read it aloud once and change anything you wouldn't say.