What a room gets here is a talk, not music: Jessica Mudditt speaks about writing and publishing, and she's a publisher and author rather than a w...
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.
The long middle of a wedding reception is where a host earns the fee, and keeping the level up across a whole shift is the pitch here. Ten years...
What guests see is one person holding the front of the room, moving between hosting, comedy and the announcements that keep a night on schedule....
Office work fills his weekdays and comedy fills his nights, and Shash Kapur carries the first job's discipline into the second. Punctual, and dre...
Sheridan hosts and speaks, with sustainability as the subject she keeps returning to. Two years of MC and hosting work behind her, and the skill...
Roving close-up magic and mind reading, done at corporate events and private parties for more than 15 years, in Sydney and well beyond it. Tom We...
Sydney based and travelling nationwide, Trace of Magic can turn up as close up roving magic, a featured comedy stand up magic set, or hosting wit...
Piano and a male voice while the drinks go round, or guitar and vocal, then a band of anywhere from four players to ten once the floor opens. One...
Just after the speeches, when the room could use a jolt of personality, Axl Rod makes sense as a wedding booking that can swing from a quick five...
Fire on one side, glowing LED on the other, with hula hoops, fans, poi and staff work making the first impression. Bioluminescence Entertainment...
Late in a wedding reception, once the speeches are done and the room wants someone to take charge of the fun, a drag show set is one way to chang...
Clipped suits a wedding where screens are part of the plan, not an extra, because the job here is visuals with the technical support and creative...
After the speeches, when the room could use a lift, Darren Sanders makes sense at a wedding because he can host the night as MC while keeping the...
Expect a wedding that starts with colour and movement: a DJ set, costumed characters weaving through your guests, and visual touches like bubbles...
Sets built from 80s, 90s and 2000s material, top 40, R&B and hip hop, EDM and commercial house, with two JBL loudspeakers on stands and lighting...
Sixties through nineties, classic rock, disco, reggae and pop, played out of Bathurst with a microphone in reach for hosting duties. The requests...
Walking down the aisle to live saxophone, then having the same person run the reception, is the idea behind Jake Sietsma. For a ceremony it's sol...
High energy, and nothing in the set will be unfamiliar to your guests. Kate Young does not arrive with one fixed show, she builds it around the r...
Solo, duo or a full band, decided by what your room actually needs rather than fixed in advance. Sydney is Kye Brown's base and the whole country...
The walk down the aisle, the signing, then something entirely different once everyone has a drink in hand: that spread is where Lisa Morgan's ran...
The gap between dessert and the first proper song of the night is where a wedding either lifts or sags. Luke Marlin plays quieter music through c...
Courtney Keil fronts this band having won Best Female Vocal three times at the Australian Country Music People's Choice Awards, with a chart topp...
Nic is a professionally trained singer who works around 100 functions a year in replica costume, and he's performed as Tom in the Vanguard Theatr...
Weddings tend to need a change of gear once speeches finish, and one person handling several roles covers that turn without a second booking. Sin...
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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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