No wedding party... do we ask someone to make a toast?

You can ask your parents if they WANT to make a toast? No one (including bridal party members if you had them) should be required to make a toast in the first place...

You don't have to have it. Just you and FH can make a speech thanking everyone for coming.

I'm not requiring anyone to make a toast. It's a tradition that the best man and maid of honor make one but you don't need one. Like AthenaKay said, you and your FH can thank everyone for coming.

My wedding party is not going to make a toast. Only our parents.

Maybe your parents, or siblings would like to make a toast? Just casually ask if that's something they would be interested in. No pressure.

Oh it's not rude at all. You can always ask people you're close to - like parents, grandparents, or aunt/uncle.

You could certainly ask someone who is close to you to make a toast. Best friend? sibling? person who introduced you?

We are not having a bridal party and a very small intimate reception. My fiancé doesn't like to talk in front of people. We decided since are wedding is only going to be 40 people max that we would visit each guest individually and thank them for coming. Our guest are all family and very close friends. They all know us very well.

My Man of Honor has been so sweet about everything. Even said he didn't mind holding my bouquet for me at the altar of i needed him to. (He's my only attendant.) but his ONE request was that he didn't have to do a speech. Lol! Of course it was fine. It's obviously kind of a special thing for someone to say something at your wedding for yall but it's not a requirement. My mom, my dad, FHs dad and his brother will be saying something. Maybe ask your parents or a close family member if they would like to?