Konavle are the southernmost territory of Croatia. Very famous parts of oral literature are stories about Kadma and Harmony, fairies of the mountain of Sniježnica, Ljuta river, kozarski language, and proposal toast. Systematic collection of oral Croatian literature began in 19th century, at the initiative of Antun Radić, the editor of Zbornik za narodni život i običaje Južnih Slavena, which publishes rich literary materials written in Konavle. Although rhetoric forms are poorly represented in the Croatian journalism and the science of oral literature, Konavle`s proposal toast is one of the most famous pieces of oral literature in Konavle, with numerous inscriptions from the 19th century till today. Although the inscriptions of the toast are different, content, motifs and composition are the same. Introduction, prayer part, eight wishes to the host, memorial of the festive day Sunday, description and desire of the bride, five cups and an effective ending are mentioned in each description. Due to numerous inscriptions, it will hardly be lost in written form, but its fullness and beauty is visible only in its oral version. Despite the changes in the bridal custom, the custom of reciting the toast during the wedding dinner is still alive. Nowadays, there are several persons who are giving toast and it is a part of the identity of Konavle.