Who makes toasts at the reception?

We will likely have my best friend and then fiancé and I will do a thank you especially since it's a destination wedding.

My mom is going to give a quick welcome "speech" but other than that it'll just be BM and MOH. FH and I will probably do a short thank you speech after theirs but that's it. Our families don't like public speaking lol.

At my wedding, no one. I hate that part of weddings and always think it's very awkward and rehearsed. I plan to let those who want to speak do so at the rehearsal dinner.

We haven't decided yet, but we will be totally ok if only FH's Best Man (one of his brothers) gives a speech. My stepdad is a minister in his church. While he hasn't yet expressed interest in giving a speech (we have a little less than a year away, so who knows if he'll ask), I have a feeling he'd be honored to give one. He's very chatty as well as a jokester, so I'm afraid he'll embarrass me and go on too long, especially if he's had a few glasses of wine. We'll see!

My best woman made a quick toast and then my 2 best friends (who weren't in the wedding party) did a toast together (my wedding party was just a best woman & a moh who had no interest in making a toast).

Thanks for all the answers!

Typically BM and MOH, but really who ever you want and whoever feels comfortable doing it.

My FH wants to give the first toast after entering reception. Then during dinner it will be Best man, moh, then my dad!

We are having our MOH & BM as well as another best friend say something sweet, simple, & to the point. We want to eat lol

There will be no toasts at mine. Barring anyone feeling the need to address everyone on their own that's is.....

Best man and MOH did ours

For my friends wedding I was the only one to do a speech. It was very short. Maybe 2 min. For my wedding the BM, MOH will do a speech and possibly FOG. I don't think my dad wants to do a speech and that's fine. We will thank everyone when we cut the cake

It is up to you really - I have been to a wedding with loads of speeches and all I was wanting was for them to be over so I could eat and chat.

I think a nice balance is someone for the bride (MOH or FOB), someone for the groom (BM or other) and someone for the couple (Bride or Groom - for the thank-you's).

Traditionally the father of the bride, best man, and maid of honor give toasts at the reception - but it's all optional! As everyone has said - in terms of toasts, less is more

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