Son’s wedding and father’s speech

The following is the recommended text for the father’s speech when his son gets married:

Dear leaders, distinguished guests, relatives and friends, good morning:

Today is the wedding of my son and daughter-in-law. On this great day, all the leaders, relatives and friends have come to congratulate you despite their busy schedules. On behalf of my whole family, I would like to express my warm welcome and heartfelt gratitude to all my friends for coming!

As the father of a newlywed, I would like to take this opportunity to put forward the following requirements and expectations for my son and daughter-in-law: I hope that you two will respect and love each other and build a warm and happy home on the long road of life. The two share the same joys and sorrows, started a business together, and will always be united and have a happy marriage for a hundred years.

Here, I am very happy that my in-laws have raised a smart and good daughter, and I am also very happy that our family has gained a good, virtuous and filial daughter-in-law. I sincerely hope that new and old relatives will interact with each other and live in friendship from generation to generation.

Today, in order to express my gratitude to all the guests for their kindness, I would like to take advantage of the precious land of Tianxing Hotel to prepare some light meals for you. It would be disrespectful to say so. Although the food is not rich, it is our enthusiasm. If there are any shortcomings, I hope you will forgive me. Thank you!

Things to note on the wedding day

1. Before the wedding begins, the mobile phones of the groom and the bride should be turned off or put into the hands of family members. This is to prevent us from using them during the wedding. The embarrassment caused by the phone call, after all, marriage is a sacred thing, especially during the oath or confession.

2. At the wedding, the bride and groom should always pay attention to their posture and smile, and pay attention to what the host or people around them say at all times, so as to avoid not hearing it when others greet you or send blessings, and not in time. It would be impolite to respond.