This Wedding MC tip will make you look like a true professional when things don't go as planned... 7. Expect - and plan for - the unexpected. We'd like to think that things will go smoothly. Unfortunately, that's not always the case: There's no microphone. Or it doesn't work. Or there's no podium. Or the weather changes and the wedding reception has to be held indoors … [Read more...]

There's nothing worse than dead air, confusion, or boredom at a wedding reception. That's why wedding MC tip #6 is the sign of a true professional... 6. Have plenty of material - including amusing remarks - on hand to fill gaps and entertain the wedding guests. You can never have too much material. Always have extra jokes, stories, and comments close by in case they're … [Read more...]

This wedding MC tip applies to both the wedding mc speech honoring the bride and groom, if you're asked to give one, and also to the wedding reception program which you will be in charge of as the wedding Master of Ceremonies... 5. Practice your presentation out loud a number of times until you feel comfortable with it. Rehearse what you'll say when you announce the … [Read more...]

In our previous wedding MC tip we advised creating a detailed agenda. This tip will save you a lot of anxiety and stress as you prepare for the bride and groom's special day... 4. Plan your presentation several weeks before the wedding reception. Make notes about what you will say not only throughout the reception but also when introducing speakers. Early preparation - … [Read more...]

This wedding emcee tip is crucial for making sure the wedding reception runs smoothly...  3. Prepare a detailed agenda. Your agenda - sometimes known as a "run sheet" - is your checklist and vital blueprint for the wedding reception and will be prepared in consultation with the wedding planners. It will include many details - contact names, date, time, and … [Read more...]