Question: I am supposed to give a speech on a chuppah next week BSD.

I am totally blank! Have had a few ideas to talk about, focusing on Shalom Bayit, but I cannot pick a nice one so everyone present can learn from it.

Would anyone have any good and inspiring Shalom Bayis stories to share so I could pick one?

Answer: 
Or this story from [here](http://learningtogive.org/faithgroups/voices/shalom_bayit.asp) 

> 
> It is important not to fall prey to the danger of forfeiting Shalom
>  Bayit in the very process of pursuing the ideal of a blissful Jewish
>  home. The story is told that one Friday night the Chafetz Chaim
>  visited the home of a man who berated his wife for not remembering to
>  cover the challot before the recitation of Kiddush, causing her to
>  leave the table in tears. The Chofetz Chaim, in addressing this
>  uncomfortable situation, was able to use his wisdom to give the
>  intemperate husband a sense of perspective. Drawing from Jewish law
>  sources, he pointed out to the man that one reason that we cover the
>  challot is to shield the challot from the “embarrassment” of not
>  receiving the first brocha of the meal. Accordingly, asked the Chafetz
>  Chaim, how could Kiddush be recited when the man's own wife had been
>  embarrassed? The man immediately understood the error of his ways and
>  begged his wife for forgiveness. The importance of sensitive
>  communications in the frantic frenzy of Shabbat preparations is an
>  obvious application of this principle.
> 
> 
>
[Here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhuCWb0TV9U) is my favorite collection of ideas to share at a chuppah (told over by Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach).