A1.
What is the correct context for the speech? Where and when will it be given?
It will be a speech at a wedding reception held at the church on Sunday.
A2.
Who is the audience and what are their characteristics?
The audience will include close friends, family, co-workers, and the friends and family of those invited. The audience’s characteristics will be a mixture of all genders, sex, ages, cultures, and races.
A3.
Why has the audience come to hear the speech?
The audience will be listening to the speech because they will be celebrating the union of Mr. and Mrs. John.
A4.
What are the interests of the audience?
The audience’s interest includes love, happiness, and enjoyment among friends and family.
A5.
What does the audience know about your topic?
The audience has an idea of the topic because it will mainly cover the wedding couple.
A6.
What is the audience’s point of view on the topic?
The point of view will be in the third person because the speech will cover the married couple.
A7.
How will the audience likely react to your speech?
The audience will applaud, laugh, and smile as ways of reacting to the speech.
P1. What do you want your audience to know?
The audience should know that the day will be extraordinary for the bride and groom, and they should make it memorable.
P2. What do you want your audience to think?
The audience should have positive thoughts throughout the event because they also play a part in making the day a special moment for the bride and groom. Everything during the event will be whole, so they get invited to help commemorate the day.
P3. What do you want your audience to feel?
The audience should feel happy, thankful, engaged, and supportive.
P4.
What do you want your audience to do?
The audience should support the newlyweds and enjoy themselves as they celebrate a beautiful day.
Thesis
T1.
What is the most important message of your speech?
The most important message of my speech is to express my happiness for the newlyweds and show gratitude for being invited to witness the union. I will also entertain and wish the couple the best of luck in their marriage.
T2. Why should/will your audience care about your message?
The audience should care about the speech because they are coming together to witness the union of two people, their families, and their friends.
R1.
Are your audience, purpose, and thesis aligned? Why or why not?
The audience, thesis, and purpose align because they all focus on the speech’s purpose and why people are gathered there on that day.
R2.
What did you learn from this experience?
As a result of speech preparation, I have learned how to think critically and prepare before writing a speech.
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