The Master of Ceremonies at a wedding is often expected to give a speech that is light-hearted and humorous, but for almost everyone but those naturally gifted comedians among us, the mere thought is simply terrifying.

Picking the right Wedding MC Jokes and practising them to really get them right is the real key and by spending a bit of time thinking and planning for the big day you’ll make sure your jokes hit the right spot with your audience – the wedding guests.

The role of Wedding MC is often associated with that of the Best Man, but that isn’t always the case. The MC can instead be a close friend of the couple, a relative, or a professional Master of Ceremonies or DJ.

Whoever is the Wedding MC, they need to put some time and effort into preparing and planning for the big day. If you’re the Wedding MC then make sure you talk to the bride and groom and their families well in advance so you know what is expected of you and play your part in oiling the wheels that give the illusion of everything happening naturally and without effort.

The aim of this blog is to give you some ideas for picking some great Wedding MC Jokes and one liners for you to use on the day and have the wedding guests in stitches; you’ll be able to relax and have fun, and so will the wedding guests.

Always remember that people like to enjoy themselves at a wedding, and once they’ve had a glass or two of wine they are much more likely to laugh anyway – it’s not like you’re playing to a hostile crowd.

If you can ensure that the reception goes smoothly while making people laugh then you’re certain to find that your job will be remembered for the months and years to come – and for the right reasons too!

If you’d like to skip ahead, check out this great resource for ready made Wedding MC Jokes.

The Guardian in the UK published an article yesterday on how to choose a best man. It also talks about perils of the stag night and asks readers for feedback.  The article says:
“The best man has three specific functions: the stag, the rings and the speech.”
The author discusses the occasions he has been best [...]

Consider your audience – generally your jokes should be suitable for anyone, but different weddings have different guests with different expectations. Whatever you do, don’t go over the top and offend anyone.

Someone recently told me that the best speeches follow three simple rules; stand up; speak up; and shut up – so I’ll try and follow that advice.
The food at the last wedding I attended really took me back to my youth – not my mother’s home cooking you understand, I mean boot camp!

Wedding MC Jokes not only add to the guests’ enjoyment of the day but also help reinforce your message.

Put some time into planning your wedding MC jokes so you can liven up your announcements with humorous anecdotes and one liners

You may have to speak quite frequently, and each time gives you the opportunity to raise a laugh with carefully chosen Wedding MC Jokes

Never forget that not everyone making a speech will be looking forward to it; far from it, many will be dreading the prospect.
Anything you can do to put the speakers at their ease beforehand will be much appreciated by them and result in better speeches for the guests to listen to.

In addition to possibly giving a speech, it is also necessary for the Wedding MC to introduce each of the speakers; once again, a little preparation with the bride and groom will prove of invaluable assistance.
Although your introduction of each speaker must be brief, it is always impressive if you are able to give just [...]

As Master of Ceremonies at a wedding you will be required to introduce each guest who is about to make a speech at the wedding reception.
In addition to this you may also be required to give a speech of your own. Wedding MC speeches don’t feature in the traditional list of wedding speeches unless you [...]

In the previous articles I discussed how it is the Wedding MC’s responsibility to ensure that the wedding reception runs smoothly and gave the receiving line as an example of what you need to think about prior to the big day and want to follow on from there.