Humorous Wedding Speech By A Student

Herga Zhang Good evening teachers, administrators, families, and fellow graduates. Thank you for being here to celebrate this long-awaited and proudly-earned event with the Class of 2015. First, I would like to express my gratitude on behalf of the graduating class toward our families, friends, and teachers who have supported us during our academic journey. Without the encouragement of our friends, patience of our teachers, and the late-night lectures from our parents for procrastinating, today would not have been possible. I also want to thank those who have put up with my bad temper during my most-stressful days. Thank you for your perseverance and understanding. Towards the teachers, I hope you don’t harbor any hard feelings for our failed

I am the worst when people ask me what I want to do in the future. I always shrug it off and tell them, “I don’t know.” Even when I sat down to write this speech, I thought, “How am I supposed to talk about the future when I don’t even know what I’ll be doing tomorrow?” My friends have often commented that I am a lost child, but I don’t believe I’m lost. I’m just on my way. I mean, what exactly is the future? To me, future is the next hour, the next minute, or even just the next second. Even without a goal in mind, look how far I have come along in the future since freshmen year? As Steven Colbert said, No matter where I end up in the future, I am on my way each passing

Turtles move at their own pace despite the demanding reality and the ever-changing world. Like it’s marked on the calendar Ms. Piano gave us before Practicum, tomorrow is the start of reality, but do not let that prevent you from maintaining your individuality. I am referencing many elementary school teachers when I tell you this second that each and every one of you is a special entity. Do not let reality kill your passion or diminish your confidence. Leaving high school right now and even leaving college later on, no one is guaranteed to know everything. For example, I did not know how the library works until I started my Practicum there. There will also be times when you feel suffocated by the assignments simultaneously given to you. Take the break as you feel necessary. As Amy Poehler suggested in her graduation