Spoken English Conversations at A Wedding

Weddings are joyful social events where people meet new guests, talk about the couple, enjoy food, music, and celebrations.

Knowing how to speak politely and naturally at a wedding helps you make conversations easily and feel confident in social gatherings.

These spoken English conversations at a wedding use simple, real-life language that is perfect for English learners, ESL students, and beginners who want to improve everyday spoken English.

Spoken English Conversations at A Wedding

Emma: Hi there! I’m Emma. I don’t think we’ve met before. Are you a friend of the bride or groom?

John: Hi, Emma! I’m John. I’m a friend of the groom. I went to college with him. What about you?

Emma: Oh, nice to meet you! I’m a friend of the bride. We used to work together. It’s so great to see everyone here for their big day, isn’t it?

John: Absolutely! The place looks amazing. I love the decorations. Did you help with them?

Emma: A little bit. I helped with the flowers and setting up the tables. It was a lot of work, but it’s worth it to see how happy they look.

John: It really is beautiful. I’m glad I could make it. I heard the ceremony was lovely. Did you get to see it?

Emma: Yes, I did. It was so touching. The vows they wrote for each other were so heartfelt. What did you think of the ceremony?

John: I thought it was wonderful. I was tearing up a little. It’s so nice to see two people so in love.

Emma: I know what you mean. It’s always special to witness a couple’s big day. Did you get a chance to talk to the groom before the ceremony?

John: I did. He was a bit nervous but excited. He kept saying he couldn’t wait to marry her. What about you? Did you get to chat with the bride?

Emma: Yes, I talked to her for a bit before the ceremony. She was so calm and radiant. She kept saying she was just ready for the day to begin.

John: That’s great to hear. They seem like such a great match. Do you know how they met?

Emma: Yes, they met at a coffee shop. The bride was reading a book, and the groom came over to ask her about it. They started talking and hit it off right away.

John: That’s a lovely story. It’s nice to hear how simple things can lead to such a big thing.

Emma: Definitely. And now here we are at their wedding! Have you tried the food yet? I heard it’s really good.

John: Not yet, but I’m planning to. I’m looking forward to trying it. What about you? Have you had a chance to eat?

Emma: I had a little bit of the appetizers, but I’m saving room for the main course. I heard the chicken is supposed to be amazing.

John: That sounds great. I’m excited to try it. Oh, here comes the cake! Did you see the cake before?

Emma: Yes, I saw it earlier. It’s so pretty. I love the design. I can’t wait to have a slice.

John: Me too. I heard they went all out with the cake. I bet it’s going to taste as good as it looks.

Emma: I’m sure it will. Oh, look at the bride and groom dancing! They look so happy.

John: They do. It’s nice to see them enjoying the day. Do you think we should join the dance floor soon?

Emma: I think so! It looks like fun. Let’s finish our conversation and then we can go dance.

John: Sounds like a plan. I’m glad we got to chat. It’s nice meeting new people at weddings.

Emma: I agree. It’s been nice talking to you, John. Let’s get out there and enjoy the rest of the evening!

John: Absolutely! Let’s go have some fun.

Emma and John join the dance floor, enjoying the rest of the wedding celebration.

Alice: Hi there! I’m Alice. Are you a guest here?

Ben: Hi, Alice! I’m Ben. Yes, I’m a guest. I’m actually a cousin of the groom. What about you?

Alice: Oh, nice to meet you, Ben! I’m a friend of the bride. We went to high school together. How do you know the groom?

Ben: We grew up together. We used to play soccer every weekend. It’s great to see him getting married. How do you know the bride?

Alice: We met in high school and stayed friends ever since. It’s been a long time, so it’s amazing to see her find someone so perfect for her.

Ben: That’s wonderful. I’m sure she’s happy to have you here on her big day. Have you had a chance to talk to her much?

Alice: I had a quick chat with her before the ceremony. She was so excited but also a bit nervous. How about you? Did you see the groom before the ceremony?

Ben: Yes, I saw him. He was definitely nervous but also smiling a lot. I think he was just really looking forward to the day.

Alice: I think it’s normal to be a bit nervous. It’s a big moment. The ceremony was so beautiful, though, don’t you think?

Ben: Yes, it was. The vows they exchanged were so heartfelt. I had to wipe a tear or two. What did you think of the vows?

Alice: I thought they were very touching. You could see how much they love each other. I loved how they wrote their own vows.

Ben: Me too. It made the ceremony feel very personal and special. Have you had any of the food yet?

Alice: I had a bit of the salad and some of the bread. The salad was fresh and the bread was delicious. Have you tried anything?

Ben: I had some of the appetizers. The shrimp cocktails were fantastic. I’m looking forward to the main course.

Alice: I heard the steak is supposed to be really good. I’m saving room for it. I’m also excited about the cake. Did you see it?

Ben: Yes, I saw it earlier. It looks amazing. I love the flowers on it. I’m definitely looking forward to a slice.

Alice: Same here. It’s such a beautiful cake. I’m sure it will taste as good as it looks. So, are you planning to stay late at the reception?

Ben: Yes, I plan to stay for the whole evening. I’m looking forward to the dancing and just enjoying the party. What about you?

Alice: I’m planning to stay too. I want to make the most of the night. I’ve heard the music is going to be great.

Ben: That’s right. I heard the DJ is really good. It should be a lot of fun. Are you a good dancer?

Alice: I like to think I’m not too bad. I enjoy dancing, so I’m excited to hit the dance floor. How about you? Do you like to dance?

Ben: I’m not the best dancer, but I enjoy it. I’m sure I’ll be out there dancing at some point. It’s always fun to dance at weddings.

Alice: Definitely! It’s one of the best parts of a wedding. Oh, here come the drinks. Do you want to get something to drink?

Ben: Yes, I’ll have a glass of red wine. What about you?

Alice: I’ll go with a champagne. It’s a celebration after all!

Ben: Sounds perfect. Let’s get our drinks and then maybe we can head to the dance floor.

Alice: Great idea! It was nice talking to you, Ben. Let’s enjoy the rest of the evening.

Ben: Nice talking to you too, Alice. Here’s to a great wedding!

Alice: Cheers to that!

Alice and Ben clink glass.

Key Phrases for Conversations at a Wedding (Easy & Natural)

Meeting someone new

• Hi, I don’t think we’ve met before.

• Are you a friend of the bride or groom?

• Nice to meet you.

• How do you know the couple?

Talking about the ceremony

• The ceremony was beautiful.

• The vows were very touching.

• It was so emotional.

• They look so happy together.

Talking about the bride & groom

• The bride looks stunning.

• The groom looks so happy.

• They make a great couple.

• They seem perfect for each other.

Talking about decorations & venue

• The decorations look amazing.

• The place looks beautiful.

• I love the flowers and setup.

• Everything is so well organized.

Talking about food & drinks

• Have you tried the food yet?

• The appetizers are delicious.

• I’m saving room for the cake.

• What are you drinking?

Talking about music & dancing

• The music is great.

• Are you planning to dance?

• Let’s hit the dance floor.

• The DJ is really good.

Friendly & polite expressions

• It’s great to see everyone here.

• I’m glad I could make it.

• It was nice talking to you.

• Let’s enjoy the rest of the evening.

Celebration phrases

• Cheers to the couple!

• Here’s to a happy marriage!

• Let’s celebrate their big day.