Whoever takes on the role of Wedding MC is often counted upon by the wedding guests to add a little humour into the proceedings. However, that person needs to take care - the role must not become the centre of attention; and Wedding MC Jokes should be decided on carefully so that no-one going to the wedding feels awkward, shocked or upset.
The Wedding MC is often also the Best Man, although that is not always the case and in many present day weddings the Master of Ceremonies may be a buddy or family member of the couple or a pro MC employed for the day. Instead of being the centre of attention, the MC is there to make sure the wedding reception runs effortlessly.
This implies speaking repeatedly, making announcements so that the wedding guests know what is happening after that and where; you are also there to assist ironing out any difficulties on the day as they arise. And due to the nature of the day the guests will count on you to feature some mild humour or a well chosen joke each occasion you get up to speak.
During the wedding reception it is usual for the Master of Ceremonies to introduce each stage such as the entrance of the Bride and Groom, the speakers, telegrams and the cake cutting; by knowing that the wedding party will be ordered in a certain way you can prepare the wedding MC jokes for each stage in advance.
Don't worry if you don't regard yourself as a naturally gifted comic, as most of us are not. However, by spending some time prior to the wedding you can have a assortment of jokes and anecdotes that will perfectly complement the day; personal anecdotes do the job particularly well, as long as you always don't forget to avoid offence.
By investing a small amount of time prior to the big day finding out what is happening and where, at what time and who is involved, you will be able to take a seat and think of some funny comments to work with on the day in the role of Wedding MC.
Your jokes don't need to be the funniest thing ever heard as the wedding guests should be relaxed and making the most of the day anyway. However, you need to avoid anything that portrays the newlyweds in a bad light and avoid mother in law jokes or other things that are likely to embarrass his or her parents; and adult humour and swearing are definitely out as the age range going to a wedding can be from small kids to great grandparents.
