Ceremonial Speech

purpose of a commemorative speech

This is a speech to show that you are trying to be nice. You can wish someone good luck or let someone know you are there to help.

A welcome address for a recognition day would first greet the people that were in attendance. After that it would explain the reason for the recognitions.

honesty is the best policy

sample emcee script for a pageant

A speech in a farewell party should be fun and uplifting. It should reflect the journey taken to arrive at the destination as well as thoughts on the future.

Im priveleged to have been a part of this, thank you for your company.

study hard not study heart!

"Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to our seminar on reading comprehension. Today, we will delve into strategies to enhance your understanding of written texts and improve your critical thinking skills. I encourage you to actively participate and engage with the material presented to maximize your learning experience."

There is no uniform script for emceeing a debut party. Usually, you just announce and elaborate on the parts of the debut, specifically the prayer followed by the 18s, which can be broken down into Roses, Treasures and Candles. You entertain the guests by providing some information on the debutant so naturally, you have to talk to the celebrant if she would prefer to do so. :)

There are many examples of this script available for you to use online. Just put in the keywords and choose a speech or use them as ideas for your own.

A turnover speech, for a junior, senior prom, consists of eight knowledge meant of the past from king and queen. The speech welcomes in the new king and queen.

welcome speech on feast day

I may say that this lovely evening, this 20th day of February in the year 2009, will be greatly rated for being one of the volumes of the most prestigious blockbuster film- our lives. In a few more episodes, we, seniors, will ascend to more difficult tapings and pictorials because we will encounter a greater production; more actors to be met and more roles to be performed. And of course, one thing is for sure: we are always the writer of our own story. As for now, let's congratulate ourselves for we all have been doing so great to make this tale as fulfilling as we want it and as adventurous as we make it.

In four years of staying here in this institution, I may conclude that counting the wonderful moments that we shared in our high school days is a mind-boggling thing because even the depressing ones that we lived through contributed in helping us to become what we are today. Yes, even the giving of any sizes of paper during quizzes, "buraotan" during breaks and being "pasaways" in front of our teachers, all are considered factors that made this experience complete and of course, a perfect one. And if we are going to look at it, everything happened in a blast but, much unnoticed.

When I made my first footsteps in this school in the early days of my freshman year, one thing I can't forget is our innocent selves just like a blind person who seeks the right path, looking for the white light behind the darkness of that innocence. By all means, we looked for the knowledge we need and we craved for the wisdom we must possess before we depart from this home, from this family. We were so curious about all the things that we encountered everyday but we did not know to whom we must hold on and how to distinguish right from wrong. And because of such blindness, receiving only the radiance of the twilight, some succeeded in knowing all the essential things to be remembered and to be understood by the heart but others got lost in the labyrinth and failed to know the indispensable truth of life.

We have encountered many things as high school students but still, our journey will not stop after this stage. And I'm very proud that we never lost hope when failures and disappointments came to our way. We defended what we love, and fought for what we believe in.

And as for you, the juniors, in a few more days, your job will be to continue the unfinished tasks we will leave behind as we sail in our respective ships to discover new oceans. In behalf of the seniors, we are thankful because you are our companions and these years will serve as memories that we will cherish forever.

After we move on, after we step on another phase of our lives, you must learn and remember the things that have helped us to finish this stage.

You must learn how to be responsible. Responsibility is one key in order for you to succeed. Some things that we did might not have worked out well but we trust that after we leave the portals of this institution, you may learn from our mistakes. Expect the worst but always strive for the best. Whenever you fail, don't lose hope, just stand up. Consider such challenges as a blessing. We must learn from these challenges, particularly the failures so that we will achieve more success.

You must also learn how to be humble. Humility is one sign of being educated, of being wise. This will be the start of your time to grow up and make your own; we believe that you can do more than what we have done. But in doing so, always remember this:

"The taller the bamboo grows, the lower it bends."

And lastly, you must learn to be contented sometimes but grow most of the time. It is always right to be contented but this will sometimes hinder you from growing, from progressing. You only live once, so live your life to the fullest. It is not yet over so never make this as an excuse for you to be contented; there are many more fishes in the sea, waiting for you to discover them.

Just be grateful for all your achievements and be thankful to the One who is the first and the last thing we must think of, God, because His love for us and His will to guide us is everlasting.

We hope to see all your spectacular dreams come true.

Just remember that:

"All endings are also beginnings; we just don't know it at the time."

program flow of debut

When writing the speech, just think of all the good times that you may have had with the students. Make sure it's heartfelt and genuine and maybe say something like "good luck in the near future" and "I remember when... {insert happy moment here}". You may want to add "You were students who showed intelligence and/or determination" or something like that. Think really hard, it should hopefully all come together!

Thank you all for a wonderful school year filled with learning, growth, and fun. Remember to keep dreaming big and trying your best in everything you do. I am so proud of each and every one of you, and I can't wait to see all the amazing things you will accomplish in the future. Have a fantastic summer and keep shining bright!

The context, audience, and purpose of the communication should determine whether one's tone is formal or casual. Formal tone is typically used in professional settings or when addressing superiors, while casual tone is more appropriate in informal or friendly interactions.