Your wedding speech, written in 60 seconds.
Three drafts. £29. Sounds like you wrote it — not like ChatGPT. UK wedding tradition built in.
What it sounds like
I’ve known James for sixteen years, and I’ve seen him do a lot of remarkable things. Most of them between 11pm and 3am. Most of them involving questionable decisions and at least one traffic cone.
But the most remarkable thing he ever did was the morning he met Sarah. He came round to mine the next day, sat on the sofa, and said — completely seriously — “Mate. I think that’s it.”
Reader: it was it.
Simple pricing
Standard
£29
- Three full draft speeches, three different angles (warm, funny, balanced)
- Word + PDF download
- 7-day download window
- Free regenerations within 7 days if you’re not happy
More tiers coming soon — edits, audio read-along.
Questions people ask
How long does it actually take?
Under a minute. You fill in 8 questions, pay, and three drafts land in your inbox before you’ve put the kettle on.
Will it sound like me, or like AI?
Like you. We write from your stories, names, and notes — not generic templates. We also block the dead giveaway phrases (“tapestry”, “embarked on a journey”, etc.).
What if I don’t like any of the three drafts?
Reply to the delivery email within 7 days saying what you’d like different — different tone, more about a specific story, less of something else — and we’ll regenerate. As many times as it takes, free.
Do you offer cash refunds?
If we fail to deliver within 24 hours of payment, yes — full refund, that’s on us. Once the drafts have been sent, we offer free regenerations rather than cash back. The value’s already in your inbox; we just need to get it right.
What about my privacy? These are real stories about real people.
Your input is encrypted in transit and at rest, kept for 90 days, then deleted automatically. We never share it. Email hello@raiseaspeech.com for a delete-now request.
Why not just use ChatGPT?
You can. You’ll get something that opens with “Ladies and gentlemen” and contains the word “tapestry”. We don’t do that.