Writing and delivering a father of the groom toast is found to be very difficult by some people and they are very apprehensive about what to say and what not to say.
There are a few simple tips and guidelines on writing a great father of the groom toast and if you follow them, you will find that raising a toast to the newlyweds is very easy.
Let me share with you a few tips on writing a memorable father of the groom toast.
Tips on composing a father of the groom toast

• While writing your father of the groom toast, do not use flowery, difficult to understand words.
  
• Rather you should make it a point to use everyday regular English that everyone can easily grasp.
  You will find that writing such a father of the groom toast is less taxing.
  
• You must use everyday words that people are familiar with.
  Do not use archaic or Elizabethan words and language and expressions which will make people reach out for their dictionaries.
  
• A wedding toast is not the place to exhibit your vocabulary knowledge and no one will appreciate it.
  
• While delivering the wedding toast, you should use one single unifying theme and you should stick to that theme all throughout.
  When you stick to a single theme, your wedding toast sounds logical and easy to follow.
  
• In the first part of the toast you should introduce yourself and relate yourself to the bride and groom.
  
• The middle part of the speech should be reserved for funny anecdotes or inspirational stories.
  
• The last part should concentrate on wishing best of luck to the newlyweds for the future and then you have to raise a toast to the bride and groom in unison with the rest of the guests.
  You can use wedding poems and quotes in your toast.