Customer Reviews
Contradictions aplenty - By: Alastair J. Watt, 09 Jan 2008 
Every chapter contradicts the last. It seems to be a mess of platitudes, no new ideas and, I'm sorry to say, a waste of time reading.
Unaccustomed as I am ... - By: , 02 Nov 2002 
An excellent book. My dad would be first to admit he isn't a naturally gifted public speaker & he gets a bit nervous at times. But after reading this book, he a fantastic job for me on my Big Day! He was so relaxed & he got the balance between humour & seriousness spot on. I can't recommend this book too highly ... it's brilliant!
This book is a must for every 'father of the bride' - By: , 02 Nov 2002 An excellent book. My dad would be first to admit that he isn't a naturally gifted public speaker & he's a bit nervous at times. But after reading this book he did a brilliant job for me on my Big Day! He was so relaxed & he got the balance between humour & seriousness spot on. I can't recommend this book too highly ... it's brilliant!
A must for every Dad about to give away his daughter! - By: , 23 Oct 2000 As a bride-to-be, I want to be sure that my big day goes as smoothly as possible. I can try to control most things, but the speeches are out of my hands. I have bought this book to help my Dad not to embarrass himself or me, well, not too much! Making the Father of the Bride's Speech is easy to read & full of practical advice. The author writes clearly about the different stages of the speech & includes helpful ideas as well as examples of jokes, quotes & how to be sensitive without being sloppy. This book is a must for any Dad about to give away his daughter, especially if he's not used to public speaking, or just totally overwhelmed about the do's & don't's of making a wedding speech.
