Questions before you trust a draft with the room.

Yes. You can generate one personalized 150-250-word wedding speech preview without creating an account or entering a credit card.

The free preview lets you judge the tone, structure, and usefulness of the draft before paying for the full version.

1. Open the generator.
2. Choose your role.
3. Add names and 2-5 real details.
4. Generate the preview.

The free preview is limited and does not include the full copy-ready speech. Unlocking the complete draft is paid.

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It can sound like you if you give it specific details, real memories, and the tone you would actually use.

WeddingSpeechKit builds the draft around your role, relationship, story, and tone. The more concrete the input, the less generic the result feels.

1. Use real names or natural nicknames.
2. Add one funny or meaningful story.
3. Mention how the person changed after meeting their partner.
4. Edit any line you would not say out loud.

If you enter vague details, the draft can still sound broad. You should review, personalize, and rehearse before the wedding.

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No. WeddingSpeechKit is pay-per-speech, so you only pay when you want to unlock a full draft.

The current public product is a single full speech unlock for one role. There is no recurring plan or monthly billing.

1. Generate a free preview first.
2. Enter your checkout email for backup recovery.
3. Choose Creem or PayPal.
4. Return to the site to unlock the full draft.

Bundle plans are not currently sold publicly. If you need multiple speeches, generate and unlock them one at a time.

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One payment unlocks one complete draft in a role-appropriate length and the paid editing toolkit. There is no subscription.

The toolkit includes editing, autosave, copy, .txt download, 8 focused rewrite candidates, 2 full-draft alternatives, an advisory wedding audience check, practice mode, browser print/PDF, cue cards, a preparation checklist, versions, passwordless My speeches access, email recovery, and optional preparation reminders.

1. Generate a free personalized preview.
2. See the one-time price and unlock the complete draft.
3. Edit or review rewrite candidates before applying them.
4. Check, rehearse, print, or save the final version, and optionally schedule preparation reminders.

The unlock covers one speech. It does not include unlimited rewrites, automatic safe wording, human editing, or a subscription.

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The paid toolkit includes 8 focused rewrites and 2 full-draft alternatives.

Each rewrite creates a candidate first, so your current draft changes only after you accept it. Focused rewrites work on selected text; full-draft alternatives preserve the confirmed facts and target length.

1. Select a sentence or paragraph for a focused rewrite, or choose the full draft.
2. Generate and review the candidate.
3. Accept it to update the draft, or discard it to keep the current text.

Generating a candidate uses one allowance even if you discard it. Rewrites are finite, not unlimited.

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It flags passages you may want to review before speaking to a wedding audience.

The advisory check can point out private details, harsh jokes, ex-partner references, sensitive claims, or inside jokes that guests may not understand. You decide what to keep.

1. Run the audience check on the paid draft.
2. Read each flagged passage and reason.
3. Edit it yourself or keep it as written.

It does not guarantee accuracy, safety, suitability, or that nobody will be offended, and it never changes your draft automatically.

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No. Practice mode does not use a microphone, record audio, analyze your voice, or score your delivery.

It provides large text, high contrast, section navigation, and a timer that stays in the current browser tab.

1. Open practice mode from an unlocked draft.
2. Choose large text or high contrast.
3. Move through sections and use the local timer.

The timer is a rehearsal aid, not a recording, pronunciation check, emotion analysis, or delivery score.

Review privacy details

If the paid draft is not what you expected, you can contact support to request help or a refund review.

Because the product is a digital generated draft, eligibility depends on whether paid content has already been unlocked and on the applicable merchant of record policy and law.

1. Email support@weddingspeechkit.com.
2. Include your checkout email.
3. Include the receipt or order ID.
4. Briefly explain what happened.

We do not promise a fixed refund period. Provider processing times and payment rules may also apply.

Review the refund terms

A current paid draft is kept for 12 months from your last access or edit, while unpurchased previews are kept for a much shorter period.

Up to 10 earlier versions are kept for 30 days. Recovery and My speeches access links are single-use and expire after 30 minutes; a workspace session lasts up to 30 days and can be revoked. If you delete a paid draft, the same device can restore it for 7 days.

1. Use the return page or My speeches to access an available paid draft.
2. Use the payment email to request a secure workspace link when needed.
3. Copy the final speech into your own notes or document editor.

Storage is not permanent and there is no proactive expiry reminder. Copy or download the final version for your own records, and do not enter unnecessary sensitive information.

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Yes. WeddingSpeechKit supports best man speeches, maid of honor speeches, wedding vows, parent speeches, and friend speeches.

Each role needs a different structure. A best man speech usually moves from friendship story to toast, while vows focus on relationship details and promises.

1. Choose the closest role in the generator.
2. Add your relationship and years known.
3. Share 2-5 memories or details.
4. Pick a tone such as funny, heartfelt, short, or formal.

For legal, religious, or culturally specific ceremony language, confirm requirements with your officiant or family before using the draft.

Choose your role

Yes. You should edit the generated draft before using it at the wedding.

AI can give you structure and wording, but your final speech should match your voice, your relationship, and what the room should hear.

1. Copy the draft.
2. Remove any line you would not naturally say.
3. Add one more real detail if the speech feels broad.
4. Read it out loud and shorten anything that drags.

Do not leave in invented details, private jokes guests cannot understand, or anything that could embarrass the couple.

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Most wedding reception speeches work best at 3-5 minutes. Short toasts can work well at 1-2 minutes.

That length gives you enough room for an opening, one real story, a meaningful turn toward the couple, and a clear toast.

1. Use one opener.
2. Tell one story.
3. Say what the story shows about the person or couple.
4. End with a toast.

Go shorter if several people are speaking, the schedule is tight, or you are reading vows during a ceremony with a set time limit.

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