Two or three real stories only you know — what happened, who was there, why it mattered — plus your role, how you know them, the tone you want, and how long the speech should run. Vague memories make a vague speech; specific ones make a good one. Anything you do not give us, we mark [ADD FACT] rather than invent.

It is written for the mouth, not the page — short sentences, natural pauses, your stories in your own words. It only uses what you tell it, so a thin brief gets a thin speech and a good brief gets a good one. Nothing generic gets added to pad it out.

It cannot invent a story, a date, or a person it was not given — where a detail is missing, it writes [ADD FACT: what is needed] instead of guessing. If something still reads wrong once you have the speech, say what to change and it writes it again.

Yes — say what to change and we redo it. A change is a full run of the speech, so it costs pence like any other, about 28p — never more than 40p out of the balance you already hold.

Top up once, then top up again when your balance runs low. Wedding Speech Writer is about 28p — never more than 40p — and you are charged only what it actually used. A change costs pence like any other run. A job that fails to generate spends nothing at all.