Toast
For one speech or one set of vows.
$19one time
- Guided interview
- Draft timed to your minutes
- 2 revisions
- Printable reading card
For best men, maids of honor, parents of the couple and couples writing vows
Your stories, shaped into a speech that fits your minutes
Answer a few questions by text or voice. Send one link and the couple's friends and family add their stories. Get a draft timed to your reading pace, a check that every line will land, and audio to practice with. Drafts are written with AI from what you and your people share, and you edit and approve every word.
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Notes on this draft
Good evening, everyone. I'm Jake, Sam's brother, and the person he called at two in the morning after his first date with Priya.
He said, and I quote, "I think I just met the rest of my life."1 Then he asked whether it was too soon to learn to cook.
1From your interview
Your opening story, kept in your words. About 25 seconds.
Priya, your old roommate Maya tells us you made him a spreadsheet of every hiking trail in Oregon.2 Sam has finished three. He's very proud.
2From Maya's story
Added through the story link. Light and kind, no inside jokes.
So please raise your glasses. To Sam and Priya.3
3Timing
Whole speech is 3 min 10 s at your reading pace. Your limit is 4.
The problem
The wedding is weeks away. The page is still blank.
You know them well, but turning years of stories into four minutes is hard.
The best stories are on other people's phones, and collecting them is a job in itself.
Speeches you find online were funny at someone else's wedding, not this one.
It's hard to tell what will land in a room full of grandparents, and what won't.
How it works
Answer a few questions
Names, how you know the couple, the tone you want and how many minutes you have. Type or just talk.
Collect stories
Send one link to friends and family. Each adds a memory in a minute, and you choose what goes in.
Practice and give it
Get a draft timed to your pace, revise it until it sounds like you, then practice with audio and a reading card.
What you get
Stories from the people who know them best
One link for friends and family, with gentle reminders and a deadline you set.
Timed to you
Read a short sample aloud once, and the draft fits your minutes at your own pace.
A check that it will land
Flags exes, inside jokes and anything that could embarrass the couple, and says why.
Built from your stories
Written from your answers and the stories you collect, in the way you talk. Change any line.
Practice audio and a reading card
Hear the speech at your pace, then print a large-type card with pause marks.
Private vows for couples
Each partner writes separately. The vows match in length and tone, and neither sees the other's.
Pricing
Recommended
Speech + Stories
For the speech everyone will remember.
$39one time
- Everything in Toast
- Story link for friends and family
- Unlimited revisions until the wedding
- The will-it-land check
- Practice audio at your pace
Both Vows
For couples writing their own vows.
$49one time
- Two private interviews
- Vows matched in length and tone
- Neither partner sees the other's
- Reading cards for both
One-time prices, no subscription. Founding members keep these prices.
Questions
Is Toastline available now?
Not yet. We're building it now. Join early access and we'll email you when it's ready, with your founding price locked in.
Will I be charged if I join?
No. Joining early access is free and doesn't commit you to anything.
Is it written by AI?
Yes. Drafts are written with AI from your answers and the stories your friends and family share. There's no human writer. You edit and approve every word before you give it.
What happens to the stories people send?
They're used only for your speech and deleted 30 days after the wedding date you give us. They're never used to train AI models.
How long should a wedding speech be?
Most run three to five minutes. People speak at about 130 words a minute, so that's roughly 400 to 650 words. Shorter is almost always better than longer.
What if I'm nervous about speaking?
Practice out loud a few times with the audio, use the reading card, and keep it short. Nobody expects a stand-up routine, just a few true stories and a toast.
Your stories, your minutes, your speech
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