Humorous Wedding Speech: I Was A Healthy Queen

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Today, I will be passed from mother to daughter, from one queen to the next. My now healthy queen, is standing at the podium awaiting her daughter’s arrival. The princess, now twenty-five, is at her coronation, one of the most important days of her life. I have witnessed the many trials she has faced and I will be there to experience her time as queen. Now, I see her walking down the aisle in the most brilliant gown I have ever seen. It is a deep red, with a train laced with flower detailings. The red gown paired with her raven black hair makes her look like the queen she will soon be. As she makes it to the dias where her mother and I are waiting, she turns and faces the many people who are here to witness the crowning of their new queen.

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