Humorous Wedding Speech by Brother of the Groom -- Wedding Toasts Roas

Humorous Wedding spoken communication by Brother of the GroomGood afternoon, Ladies and Gentleman Its my theorize to reply to the toast to the bridesmaids and in doing so, say a couple of mincing things ab kayoed George. You know, tell you about some of his good points. The problem is he doesnt cede any good points. Well, except for being by nature gifted at sports. We do, after all, come from the same gene pull. So, on behalf of the bridesmaid, Claire, I would like to start by thanking George for his kind words. I am sure you will all agree that she opinions wonderful today, as eternally. And so does the bride, Peggy - stunning, as always. And, for a change, George has scrubbed up quite nicely too. He looks very refreshed, dont you think? I feel I can nonplus a certain amount of credit for this, because I tried to promise George got a good nights sleep. We only had a few pints, after which he slept like a baby - so he kept waking up every half an hour crying and asking fo r his mum. He also wet his bed - but so did I. I should charge this opportunity to reveal to you all of Georges past misdemeanours. Unfortunately I have played a part in most of the incriminating events, because weve always been co-conspirators and joint culprits. So, by disclosing everything George has done, I would be implicating myself and I really dont unavoidableness to tarnish my impeccable reputation. Instead, Ill shall keep things very simple and circumvent to the basic ... ...ccess. Our healthy competition has spurred us both to greater heights, although I thought it necessary to add that I did get the higher line in Maths GCSE. I love your sense of humour and playful nature. You are the only person in the world who makes me laugh out loud. We have shared so special memories together and Im sure that thither will be many more in the future. I look up to you in more ways than you can ever believe. Finally, I can only admire your good taste in women - which brings me ont o Peggy, who is as lovely on the inside as she is on the outside. Ladies and gentlemen, if you would be self-coloured for a toast to George and Peggy - may they both grow old on the same pillow. To George and Peggy