Novelist of manners · 1775–1817
Jane Austen
Warm wishes with a sly, well-mannered smile.
Meet Jane AustenWedding messages
Cannot make the speech, or want a surprise between courses? Have Jane Austen, or any character you prefer, raise a glass to the couple with a message you have approved line by line.
Packages from $8
Our characters are AI generated. They're not really them. We won't tell if you don't tell.
Austen for wit and warmth; Shakespeare if the couple like a little drama.
Novelist of manners · 1775–1817
Warm wishes with a sly, well-mannered smile.
Meet Jane AustenPlaywright and poet · 1564–1616
A flourish of verse, or a fond little roast.
Meet William ShakespeareOur characters are AI generated. They're not really them. We won't tell if you don't tell.
Mention how they met, the moment their friends knew it was serious and one wish for the years ahead. A touch of teasing about who proposed, or who plans every holiday, goes down well.
Keep it short enough to play between toasts: scripts run about thirty seconds.
Few writers understood courtship better or teased it more fondly. An Austen-style message can be warm and sly at once, praising the pair while noting that one of them took a full year to work up the courage. For adventurous couples, try Don Quixote; for the theatrical, Shakespeare.
Download the file for the venue's screen, or send the private link to the best man, the maid of honour or the planner. If you would rather the couple watched it alone, share it the morning after.
A five-video package covers the engagement, the rehearsal dinner, the wedding itself and an anniversary or two. Unused videos wait as credits on your order page.
Good to know
Yes. Give first names for both; the script uses them and anything else you approve.
A single video is $14. Three videos cost $28 and five cost $40; the extra videos stay as credits you can spend on any character later. The price is the same for every character and every occasion.
Yes. Download the video file or play it from the private page on any screen.
No. It is an imagined AI performance, not an authentic recording, and it says so.
Add a pronunciation note to the brief. If it still comes out wrong, use your free remake within 30 days.