A POCKET GUIDE TO PUBLIC SPEAKING 4 TH EDITION Chapter 25 Speaking on Special Occasions.

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A POCKET GUIDE TO PUBLIC SPEAKING 4 TH EDITION Chapter 25 Speaking on Special Occasions

Purposes of Special Occasion Speeches  Speech to entertain  Lighthearted, amusing speech  Offer a certain degree of insight  Speech to celebrate (person, place, event)  Praise the subject of the celebration  Offer a degree of ceremony

Purposes of Special Occasion Speeches (cont.)  Speech to commemorate (event or person)  Offer remembrance and tribute  Speech to inspire  Motivate by examples of achievement/heroism  Speech that sets a social agenda  Articulate/reinforce group’s goals and values

Speeches of Introduction  Prepares the audience for the main speaker  Describe the speaker’s background and qualifications.  Briefly preview the speaker’s topic.  Invite the audience to welcome the speaker.  Be brief.

Speeches of Acceptance  Made when receiving an award  Prepare in advance when possible.  Express what the award means to you.  Express gratitude.

Speeches of Presentation  Delivered when an award is given  Communicate the meaning of the award.  Explain why the recipient is receiving it.

Roasts and Toasts  Roast  Humorous tribute to a person  Series of speakers jokingly poke fun  Toast  Brief tribute to a person or event  Both call for short celebratory speeches.

Roasts and Toasts (cont.)  Prepare.  As you practice, time the speech.  Highlight remarkable tributes of the honoree.  Be positive and be brief.

Eulogies and Other Tributes  Eulogies commemorate and console.  Balance delivery and emotions.  Refer to the deceased’s family.  Be positive but realistic.

After-Dinner Speeches  Lighthearted, entertaining speech  Listeners may expect  To gain insight into the topic;  An outline of the group’s priorities/goals.

After-Dinner Speeches (cont.)  Recognize the occasion.  Do not deliver a canned speech.  Keep remarks sufficiently low-key.  Listeners are digesting the meal.

Speeches of Inspiration  Seek to uplift audience members  Common examples:  Sermons  Commencement addresses  “Pep talks”  Nomination speeches

Speeches of Inspiration (cont.)  Appeal to audience members’ emotions.  Use real-life stories.  Be dynamic.

Speeches of Inspiration (cont.)  Make your goal clear.  Consider a distinctive organization device.  Close with a dramatic ending.