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Wedding Wednesday – Father of the Groom Toast

Your Wedding Wednesday Question

What should I cover in my toast?

Answer: 

It's important to include the following:

  • Welcome your son's wife to the family.
  • Thank guests for coming.
  • Include something special about your son.
  • Congratulate your son and new daughter in law.

It's that simple. Be sincere and have fun with it – but not too much fun.

We hope this answered your question!
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