The toast should be centered

Generally speaking, a banquet always has a central topic. Once you start toasting, don't stray from the topic. You should keep a complete structure along a center, gradually move towards a bright and confident invitation, let everyone raise their glasses, and remember the name of the person you wish accurately and firmly in your mind. Your theme can focus on the achievements or qualities of the people being wished, the significance of an event, the joy of partners, the benefits of personal growth or collective work, and so on. Whatever you say should be adapted to the occasion. For example, when old friends get together, we can say: "at this moment, I thank you from my heart for your presence. The past has been a fascinating time of friendship. I hope the years to come will be the same as before. Come on, let's raise our glasses and drink to our deep friendship!" Such a toast will evoke warm memories and yearning for each other and create a warm atmosphere for the banquet.