A toolkit, led by Grace

The Heart to Art Wedding Speech Toolkit

Everything you need to write, shape and deliver a wedding speech that sounds like you.

What makes this different

This isn't a template you fill in the blanks on, and it isn't a prompt that writes a generic speech for you. It's a proper system, built around one idea: specific beats generic, every time.

At the heart of it are Sparks — short, guided AI conversations that ask you the right questions, one at a time, until your own real material comes out. Not AI's words. Yours, just organised. You still write the speech, in your own voice. That's the part that makes it actually sound like you when you stand up to say it.

What's inside

• The Core Guide — the philosophy behind what actually makes a speech land, the traditions worth knowing (and the rules you're allowed to break), a full toolkit on humour that actually gets a laugh, delivery coaching, and a chapter for anyone with almost no time left.
• A guide for your exact role — 13 roles covered individually, from best man and maid of honour to father or mother of the bride or groom, siblings, friends, step-parents, and joint speeches. Find yours, that's the only one you need.
• The Sparks — guided AI conversations that help you find your best stories, work out what your speech is really about, and shape it for your specific role.
• The Final Polish — a scorecard, two ways to get a second opinion, and an AI editor that sharpens your draft without sanding off what makes it personal.
• 7 short videos — watch Grace demonstrate the whole process, including a real speech makeover, taken apart and rebuilt line by line.

Grace has spent fifteen years as a UK wedding and funeral celebrant, stood at the front of hundreds of weddings, and personally written speeches for people that got genuinely fantastic feedback. Everything in this toolkit comes from watching, up close, what actually makes a room go quiet, laugh, and lean in. Not a theory of what a wedding speech should sound like.

The deal

Price

One payment, no subscription, yours to keep and come back to.

A closing reassurance

You don't have to read this cover to cover like a course. Dip into what's useful, when it's useful. And if, at any point, you think “I'm not a writer, I'm not good at this sort of thing,” that feeling is normal — almost everyone who's ever given a great wedding speech felt exactly that, right up until they stood up and did it.

You've got the story already. This just helps you find it, and say it well.