The kit list here comes to a microphone and some speakers, which most function rooms already have sitting in a corner. Give him a stage and some...
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.
This one is a speaker rather than a wedding entertainer, so read the fit carefully before enquiring. What's offered is coaching and keynote work...
Read the listing carefully before assuming this fits a wedding day, because the work described here is corporate rather than nuptial. Nikki Langm...
Worth being clear before you read further: this is a corporate conference emcee, facilitator and applied improvisation trainer, with no wedding w...
Couples who lose sleep over the running order rather than the playlist are the ones who will value this most. Paul Marinelli arrives briefed and...
Someone has to keep a reception moving between the speeches, the cutting and the dancing, and that is the job here. Penny Grant hosts, and her ra...
Weddings are not really what this booking is built around, and it is fairer to say so. Peter Bol is an Olympian, and the talk traces his path fro...
Read this one carefully, because Reg is a leadership speaker rather than a wedding host, and nothing here points to weddings at all. Twenty two y...
Twenty years running RG Dynamics as chief executive, four international book awards, and work spanning twenty four industries around the world. R...
If you'd rather have someone steer the room than someone read names off a card, Rick is that sort of host. Twenty years of daily coaching and spe...
Wedding MC work is on Sam Cucchiara's list, alongside book launches, corporate nights and charity fundraisers, and speaking spots too. The work s...
Melbourne based and travelling nationwide, Shane Hill is a mentalist, hypnotist and comedian, and the show lives where those three meet. Voluntee...
Steven Bradshaw builds rapport with a room fast, which is why so much of his Melbourne work is hosting rather than just performing. Comedy rooms,...
Tania de Jong AM speaks on creativity, innovation and what it takes to lead through change and disruption. Culture, community, entrepreneurship,...
Patrick Duffy and Geoff Paine work as a pair, and have done across Australia, New Zealand, the United States and Europe. Conference MC work, keyn...
Craig Francis Music
10 bookingsBased in Melbourne, Craig Francis Music can be booked as anything from a solo performer to a nine piece with live brass and percussion, and there...
For a couple whose families have never met, this is the fastest way to get them holding hands. A Wee Dram run a Scottish ceilidh: every dance is...
For a ceremony that feels stripped right back, Aurora Kurth can sing a cappella, or with harp, guitar, piano or a backing track if you'd like a l...
This suits a wedding where you’d rather have one sharp, inclusive person steer the room than a stiff announcer and a stock-standard DJ. As MC, Be...
Danceable rock'n'roll and country rock is the first thing your guests are likely to notice here, with a solo show that can run for three to four...
Canapes and arrivals get the quiet option here, guzheng or acoustic guitar underneath the conversation while people find their seats. From there...
During canapes or over dinner at your wedding, this act fits neatly, since you can keep it to Christine Manetta singing alongside piano or guitar...
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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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