Speeches & Toasts

Free Wedding Toasts For The Bride and Groom

For the Bride and Groom to toast each other: Because I love you truly, Because you love me, too, My very greatest happiness Is sharing life with you. Every day you look lovelier and lovelier, and today you look like tomorrow. "A thing of beauty is a joy forever." Here's to you, my beautiful bride." ...John Keats The world is happy and colorful, And life itself is new. And I am very grateful for The friend I found in you.

"Never above you. Never below you.
Always beside you."
...Walter Winchell

Here's to the woman that's good and sweet,
Here's to the woman that's true,
Here's to the woman that rules my heart,
In other words, here's to you.

To my bride: she knows all about me and loves me just the same.

I love you more than yesterday and less than tomorrow.

To the wings of love:
May they never lose a feather,
But soar up to the sky above,
And last and last forever.

Here's to the man that's good and sweet,
Here's to the man that's true,
Here's to the man that rules my heart,
In other words, here's to you.

General Wedding Toasts

A health to you,
A wealth to you,
And the best that life can give to you.
May fortune still be kind to you,
And happiness be true to you,
And life be long and good to you,
Is the toast of all your friends to you.

To the newlyweds: May "for better or worse" be far better than worse.

Here's to the new husband
And here's to the new wife
May they remain lovers
For all of life.

As Shakespeare said in Romeo and Juliet,
may "a flock of blessings light upon thy back."

May thy life be long and happy,
Thy cares and sorrows few;
And the many friends around thee
Prove faithful, fond and true.

May your voyage through life be as happy and as free
As the dancing waves on the deep blue sea

Here's to the groom with bride so fair,
And here's to the bride with groom so rare!

Here's to marriage: one soul in two bodies.



Recommended Resources

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