For a couple who want the reception hosted by a comedian, and whose crowd can take a joke about itself. Kimmy has done stand up and MC work for 2...
Wedding MCs
A good MC makes the reception feel easy: guests know where to be, the speeches start on time, and the two of you get to enjoy your own party. The MCs here range from warm and understated to full entertainers. Browse their profiles and videos to see how they work a room, and choose the tone that suits your day.
A mixed guest list is where Aditya Gautam starts to make sense, because his comedy shifts between a few styles instead of pushing the same joke a...
Three formats sit on the table, and they can be combined. AJ Magic will move through a crowd doing sleight of hand up close, put on a staged show...
The reception, from the moment your guests sit down to the last formality, is where Ange Dion fits into a wedding day: a wedding MC service sits...
Observational comedy and quick one-liners, kept clean without going soft. Christian Elderfield reads a room fast, and if something unexpected hap...
Couples signing the legal paperwork elsewhere and then running the day itself as a show are who Felicity Frockaccino is built around. The wedding...
What lands first is comedy wrapped around hard material, delivered by Vicky both as herself and as Kimmy, the character from the Foxy Hornbags du...
Couples still deciding who should hold the microphone at their wedding could put Henry Zhu on the shortlist. His day job is facilitation work in...
Ten years of MC work sits behind James, and it shows in how quickly he reads a room. He anchors national programs on Sky News and Fox Sports News...
Worth knowing upfront: Jessica Bainbridge is a mentalist and host whose work is built for conferences, gala dinners and networking rooms rather t...
Warm with a room, warm with whoever you've seated at the top table, and funny only where humour genuinely belongs rather than where a running she...
Late on, once the older guests have gone home and what's left is a room of adults who came to enjoy themselves, is where this makes sense at a we...
Home is Lennox Head in northern New South Wales, and John Peacock will drive three hours either way, putting Brisbane, the Gold Coast and a good...
Big hair and a costume doing the talking before a single word is said. Kandii Rhinestone travels with a pair of speakers and a cordless microphon...
A NSW state finalist at Raw Comedy in 2024, now hosting weddings and corporate nights from the Central Coast. Leo McBride writes new material for...
Seventeen years spent building and running a team building company, then selling it, sit behind what Leona does now. Before that came large budge...
This one isn't wedding day entertainment, and it's worth saying so before you read further. Lisa Keevill speaks about grey divorce and about how...
Think of the block of a wedding reception where somebody has to hold the room together and keep the program moving. Lucy Bloom takes master of ce...
Hosting is only part of it, because Marlena Dali also works as a roving character, a drag performer and a circus sideshow act. For a wedding that...
Plenty of children on the guest list is the reason to book this one for a wedding. Nobody is asked to sit quietly and watch Mike's Musical Show;...
Clean stand up, delivered from a stage with a handheld microphone and a spotlight, which is the setup he asks a venue for. Nick Rado holds five B...
Worth knowing up front: this is a keynote speaker based at Avoca Beach, not a wedding act, and the facts here describe conference work rather tha...
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Wedding MCs: what couples ask
Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
What does a wedding MC actually do?
They run the reception so you do not have to: welcoming guests, introducing the two of you, keeping the speeches and formalities on time, and letting the room know what happens next, without ever making the night about themselves.
Should a friend MC instead?
A friend brings the personal touch; a professional brings the timing and the calm. Some couples book a professional to handle the running order and let a friend give the warm-up.
MC, or a DJ who also hosts?
Many DJs offer MC duties, which keeps the music and the announcements in one pair of hands. A dedicated MC suits a wedding with a lot of speeches or a bigger production.
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