Humorous Wedding Speech

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I can’t thank you enough for all you have done. Even though you have only been here for a year. I feel like I've known you forever. I can honestly say I'm going to really miss you. I'm going to miss our talks about everything. And I’m really going to miss seeing you everyday. I’ll promise I’ll visit. Hey If you need any help I’m only 30 minutes away. The one thing I’m really going to miss is playing pep band. I know I say I hate it, but after doing it for so long it just becomes easy. And hey I can usually get a front row seat. When Bendorf said she was leaving, I was really thinking of quitting. But after she said that one she wasn't going to leave us with someone incapable of her job. I was a little better, but still thinking that it's my Senior year and thinking that what if it's going to be an old lady who hates everything. Or a teacher that conducts weird. But when she told us it was you, I was beyond excited. And I agree with Bendorf, you are more than capable of this job. …show more content…

I can’t wait to come back next year and see the progress everyone has made, because you are helping everyone progress to be better. I kinda wish I took everyday band because we all know I rock it on the trombone. And Davis is just jealous that I can play the flute and he can’t. Thank you for being their when I needed someone to listen. You helped me get through alot this year. Well with the Platteville application, and everything. You made my life somewhat easier. I know I have been crying alot, but it's because I'm going to miss everything about high school. And I'm going to miss having you as a

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