Weddings are back and busier than ever. Although timelines are being condensed to make up for lost time, you can do THIS to get ahead.

We’ve all experienced it. The wedding where the speeches went on and on…and on and on and on. At my cousin’s wedding, after the ninth...

Delivering a winning speech or toast isn’t always easy. Rambling thoughts, inappropriate stories and awkward pauses can quickly cause...

With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, there’s no better time to pen a good old-fashioned love letter. In the age of social media...

When it’s speech-time, I would argue that there’s even more on the line delivering a virtual speech than in-person one.

How do you make sure your speech flows in a way that engages the audience, leaving them wanting more, not less? Here's some advice.

The always optimistic Jamie Kilgore opens up about photography and what she's doing while NY remains on pause.

The dynamic Carolyn Dempsey of Carolyn Dempsey Design opens up about her creative process and so much more.

Find out how Monique Banks and her daughter Ariel make sure every celebration is an unforgettable experience.

It’s the perfect time to take all those photos clogging up your digital space and let Wendy work work her magic.

Even if the words you choose are perfect, if you fail to make a meaningful connection to those words, your audience will know instinctively.

If the thought of answering the question, “How do I love thee?” is making you break out into a cold sweat, don’t worry. You can do it!

If you’re feeling a sense of dread that you’ve been asked to make a speech, you’re not alone. These tips may be just what you need!

Themes are wildly popular for Mitzvahs, but they're also an excellent tool for writing your speech. Here's why.

If you find yourself walking up to the microphone to deliver a wedding toast, make sure you're bringing your 'A' game by doing this!

Giving a wedding toast that hits all the right notes and leaves nobody cringing (especially the bride and groom!) is the ultimate goal for e

If you’ve been asked to make a speech, it may be tempting to turn to the Internet for help. But here's why it's not a good idea.

The emcee says it’s time for so-and-so to make a toast. There’s a subconscious pause as everyone in the audience braces themselves for what

When it comes to planning memorable events, Jess Malone Atkinson, Creative Director of the Westchester-based Spark Group, uses her many tale

If there’s one major difference between writing a speech and an essay, it’s this: when writing a speech, write like you talk! A speech is me