I have been watching
A lot of maid of honor
And best man speeches
On YouTube lately.
I have been thinking about
What it would be like to have
My best friend give a toast
At my wedding.
We have known each other
20 years at this point.
There is no telling what she
Would say or do.
I have seen a lot of videos
Where they sing.
I would love it if they did that.
The opposite scares me.
If I had to give a speech
At her wedding.
It would be honored but
I also hate public speaking.
I also worry that I will
Never get married.
Just do not know if
Marriage is for me.
How would you feel if
You got a singing maid
Of honor or best man speech.
How would you feel if you
Had to give one?
About the Creator
Jeremy White
I am from a small town. I have grown up surrounded by woods. I love to Write. I started out with poems. I did not start writing stories until I joined vocal. Writing stories is really fun. I have a Bachelors in Psychology.
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