Maid of Honor - DivX Version (Normal Quality), DVD (Good Quality), PDA Version, iPod/iPhone Version
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IMDB rating: 4.60 Plot: While driving in the road, Richard Wynn crashes his car and his beloved wife Molly Wynn dies. Along two years, his sister-in-law Laci Collins moves to his house and helps Richard to raise his son Danny Wynn and his teenage daughter Carrie Wynn. When Richard decides to get married with Nicole Harris, the deranged and psychotic Laci that is in love for Richard, tries to force Richard to call off the wedding with malevolence against Nicole and manipulating Danny. |
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Actors: Ashby Linden,Donnelly Brent,McPhail Steven,O’Reilly Michael,Croft Bill,Rainville Paul,Thriller,
Who gives the toast at a wedding?
I think it should be the best man and maid of honor, but do the fathers get to speak too?
Best man first then anyone.
Dan W | Nov 16, 2009
Usually it’s the best man. I’ve never heard of a maid of honor giving a toast. Your father can speak and offer a toast if you two agree to do it that way. I’ve been to several weddings where more than one person offered a toast, but never a female. I’ve known the best man to offer the first toast or the last, never both.
Sunny | Nov 16, 2009
Traditionally, the best man. Less traditionally, I’ve seen the maid/matron of honor and sometimes the father of the bride and/or groom, and even the bride and/or groom themselves.
On rare occasions, it becomes like "open mic night." Ughhh!!!
More than two toasts is too many. Guests start to get bored, and nobody’s comfortable, unless you come from a large family of accomplished speakers.
ArcusX | Nov 16, 2009
Usually the maid of honour, best man, master of ceremonies, parents and the bride & groom make a toast. That is what I’ve seen at all the weddings I’ve attended.
EmilyJay89 | Nov 16, 2009
Often the groom will give a toast to his bride and also the Best Man. At the request of a parent it is quite acceptable for a father or mother to give a toast as well. There are no strict rules any long to what one wishes to do at their own wedding.
Quening | Nov 16, 2009
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