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Birthday Speech - 26 Birthday Speech Topics

Birthday speech template including 8 birthday sample speech topics for the celebrant and 18 ideas for a guest who want to give an birthday anniversary speech. The tone is personal, congratulatory, lighthearted and sincere. So, come up with nice entertaining birthday thoughts, funny remarks and tell humorous stories or even jokes. The celebrant should be thankful for all attention. Don't be too serious, poke a little fun at
yourself. A guest can roast the celebrated person a little bit in a birthday speech. But don't go to far. How far you can go depends on the ambiance of the public speaking occasion. So, it is good to know who is on the birthday guest list:
  • Do they know each other?
  • How close to the celebrant are they?
Okay, I've made my point: don't include insulting or smutty public speaking speech topics. After all, it's a happy birthday :-) Just a small note before we start: were I wrote She or Her in my free birthday writing templates, you can read He or Him also.

Birthday Speech From The Celebrant: 8 Topics

Pick out the ones you like. These are sample speech topics. If you are the celebrant then speak after all other speakers. Keep your speech short.

1. Welcome and thank all the guests for attenting this birthday celebration.

2. Thank all for their gifts and best wishes.

3. Thank the family members who have organized the party. Especially if it is a surprise party.

4. Look back at the past. Mention one or two important milestones in your life. E.g. your partner, the birth of your children or their graduation, memorable moments with friends, trips around the world, special projects, hobbies, etc. Warm and funny birthday speech topics about family ties always do the trick.

5. Thank all with one entertaining sentence, in which you capture the importance of your family and friends.

6. Look to the future:

  • Tell the attendants about your plans and hopes.
  • What do you want to realize?
  • What do you want to change? And why?
And those popular and famous speech topics bring me to the next birthday topics idea.

7. If it is a very special birthday - you reached a special age, for example your 30th, 40th of 50th birthday - then pay attention to it. Tell a joke about people who reached this age. Otherwise, mention certain circumstances if they occur and influence the events on your birthday. But don't sound sad, try to approach them in a positive way.

8. End your speech with praising the guests. Just say you hope that they will be back. At the party next year...

Birthday Speech By A Guest: 18 Topics

These topic ideas are suitable for every birthday public speaking job.

INTRODUCTION

1. Thank for the invitation to be guest.

2. Thank for the invitation to give a birthday speech.

3. Congratulate the person whose birthday it is.

THE BIRTHDAY PARTY ITSELF

4. Mention a nice, funny or emotional moment at the party till now.

5. If you are one of the people who organized the party: look ahead. What's coming up next? Lunch, dinner, you are moving to another location, room or place later this day or evening, other speakers, maybe mystery guest?

6. Mention the special circumstances, if appropriate. For instance think about the weather, the location, the number of people who are attending the birthday party, and so on. Look around and use your imagination.

7. What age? Is it a jubilee year? Is it a 18th, 21st, 40th, 50th, 60th or a 70th birthday speech, or even a 80th, 90th or 100th? Did she said something herself about reaching this age? Mention this unique number and its merits and uniqueness.

8. Glance back at the past years of her life. Can you name some special facts or insight stories about the place and date of birth? To broaden your range of possible topics for a birthday speech:

  • What happened today in history?
  • Are there memorable events on the date of birth?
  • Was she born at a special place?
  • Is she happily married? Describe this relationship.
  • Children, grandchildren?
  • Other notewirthy developments within the scope of the family ties? Mention those themes and don't forget to congratulate her family.

ROAST A LITTLE BIT

Tease and roast the celebrant, but avoid any personal speech topics that might upset the celebrant or a guest.

9. Roast the birthday girl or boy a little bit. Can you characterize her personality?

10. What have other people said about her?

11. Mention her talents, hobbies or passions.

12. Are there noteworthy developments or achievements in her work and career? What has she always wanted to be?

13. What are her pet topics?

14. What are her values of life? How does she propagate them?

THE FUTURE

15. Look ahead to her future. What were and/or are her goals or hopes in life? Do you think she will succeed? Be optimistic and supportive. Or - if you want to spoof somewhat - tell your disagreeing point of view with a wink...

THE TOAST

16. Recapitulate the best wishes and congratulations of your birthday speech. Try to summarize all the best you wish in one well-meaned special speech topic statement.

17. And then of course, at last but not least, the closer: the birthday speech toast. Propose a toast to the health of the birthday girl, so to speak.

18. Give her a present or hand over the gift on behalf of all people who join. Don't forget to tell you speak on behalf of everybody!

Happy birthday to you and to your relative or friend! Have a nice party and may this information helps you to enjoy preparing your birthday speech.



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