Speech Breaker Game Voice Jamming Challenge Microphone Headset Electronic Party Game Ages 14+

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I don’t believe in roasting the groom on his wedding day. Therefore this speech won’t contain anything embarrassing about (groom’s name). Instead I’ll refer only to the kind and funny side of his character. Thank you and goodnight.

Bless me, Father, for I have sinned. I did an original sin. I poked a badger with a spoon.” (Eddie Izzard) Have you ever noticed… [fill in with something you find interesting or funny.]” [Jerry Seinfeld uses this technique.] I have a piece of paper, don’t mind me. I am a professional, but I have a lot of Nutrasweet in my system and I don’t have a good short-term memory.” Plays on the human love of detecting discrepancies by illustrating a generally harmless mistake, misunderstanding, or departure from the norm. (Ex: Did you hear about the person who died while opening a window? So did everyone else on the submarine) All those among you who really know the bride will know that she is a wonderful person who deserves a good husband. Thank god (groom’s name) married her before she found one.I’ve seen some grooms wishing to toast 4 people or more. I’d strongly advise against this as each extra toast dilutes the effect. Moreover, the guests don’t want to feel they’re participating in an interactive show. Your presentation audience belongs to a certain demographic, meaning they all have something in common. The right icebreaker can get them talking to their neighbors which means opening a new channel of communication. They may find they have something more in common apart from being, say, a middle-aged business owner. Together, they may discover that the ideas you’re sharing in your presentation will be good for them. They’ll probably talk it out amongst themselves. If you do a good job convincing them, then they can also convince their peers to follow your call to action, whatever it may be. Imagine you’re in a room with a bunch of people you don’t know. Or perhaps you do know a few of them from the office. You don’t know anybody else, so you decide to sit closer to your co-workers, so you don’t feel so out of place. Right now, you find it awkward to interact with those you don’t know. And when you’re uncomfortable, your attention will probably be divided between wanting to listen to the speaker, and making sure your elbows don’t touch your unknown neighbor. Sounds pretty anti-social, right? If you notice this behavior from your audience, then an icebreaker may be necessary.

Between each main point there's a transition - a sentence or two connecting them together to make it easier for listeners to follow.What can you say to grab the audience's attention immediately? Ideally when you open your mouth to speak, the first thing that comes out of it has them riveted! They are all ears, leaning forward in their chairs, eager to know more.