<p>Dreading your wedding speech? ‘What should I say? What shouldn't I say?’ Here's the book that will help you master your nerves and wow your audience.</p><p>The prospect of speaking in public terrifies most people and a wedding can double the stress. Why? Because it matters. It’s personal, it’s emotional, and expectations are high.</p><p>Experienced speakers, and eminent performers in other fields, feel the fear too. But they know that the nerves are inevitable: to be welcomed and managed.</p><p>Michael MacMahon has been speaking in public, and training and coaching speakers, for 40-odd years. In <em>The Wedding Speech Handbook</em> he has distilled his experience of the art and science of public speaking as applied to a wedding.</p><p>This book combines the psychology and the practicalities: three strategies for managing the nerves, then lots of solid advice on drafting, remembering and delivering a great wedding speech. One that the audience will enjoy and that you’ll be proud of.</p>
