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Best Man Speech


Marriage is a lifelong event, These memories you can't rent. From experience the love grows, In your smiles it really shows. Your attitude for each other, Clearly shows there's no other. The happiness glowing, I see, The I in marriage, is really WE. Your future will be uncertain, The single life's over, close the curtain. Center stage, and your the stars, Your now both in jail with no bars. Good luck to you both, limit is you, Staying married is not all, only few.
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