For an anniversary

What to say in an anniversary video

Questions for a 25th, a 40th or a 50th, whether the film comes from the kids, the grandkids or the friends who were there at the start. Everyone can answer them on the spot.

Talk to them, not about them.Say it to the camera like they’re both in the room. That’s what makes it feel like a toast.
One story is plenty.Pick one moment of theirs you were there for and tell it.
Keep it to a minute.Make them laugh if you like. Try to end on something warm.

From their kids and grandkids

Tell them what you love about seeing them so happy
What was growing up with them like?
Tell them what you wish for the years ahead

From family

Tell them how you could tell they were in love
Tell them what you love about seeing them together
What’s a song that makes you think of them, and why?

From their friends

Tell them what you thought the first time you saw them together
Tell them what you love about the two of them together
Tell them a favorite memory from when you were kids
What do you wish for them in the years ahead?

From each other

When did you know they were the one?
Tell them what you thought of them when you first met
Tell them what you’re most looking forward to together

Toast asks these for you.

Send one link to the group chat. Everyone gets questions picked for who they are to the couple, and records right from the link. On the day, it all arrives as one film.

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