Wedding MC Jokes

If you've been asked to be Master of Ceremonies at a wedding then you're going to need some good Wedding MC Jokes to really shine. While you shouldn't steal the limelight from the other speakers, you do have a pivotal role on the wedding day by ensuring that the reception goes to plan, and part of that will involve you making announcements to the guests - the arrival of the bride and groom, the serving of dinner and cutting the cake are just a few examples.

When preparing for the role of Wedding MC, first check with the bride and groom what they expect you to do on the day. The role will vary from wedding to wedding, and you need to know exactly what is expected of you in order to allow you to fully prepare yourself.

Write down everything so you have a plan and can help guide the wedding reception so it all runs smoothly and on time. Make notes about each of the speakers and make sure you have each of their names for the introductions.

Prepare your introductions and make sure you know how to make the big announcements.

By planning correctly you'll do the job well, but with the right jokes and one-liners you'll be able to do the job like a pro.

• Always make sure your jokes are suitable for everyone at the wedding. You don't want to risk offending anyone on the day, so keep your jokes clean and suitable for anyone for whatever age and whatever background.

• When you first speak you should aim to get the guests on your side immediately - if they're behind you you'll find everything easy to do and you may even find you enjoy it!

• If you're not used to public speaking then you may want to rehearse in advance. Make sure your voice carries and if the room is large check to see if there is a mic available.

Need some extra inspiration?

Need some extra inspiration? The Wedding MC Joke Book includes 100 Wedding MC Jokes and one-liners, tips and advice on delivery, plus a checklist to ensure your are 100% prepared on the day - click here to find out more.