-MC-

$700.00*

*$500.00 if you add it to any other package.

Firstly, what is an MC:

An MC (Master of Ceremonies) is your wedding day’s official host. Think of me as the one keeping everything on track behind the scenes—making sure things run smoothly, on time, and without a hitch. I’ll keep things flowing, so you can focus on having a blast with your friends and family.

Why should I have an MC:

The minute you choose one of your guests to MC your wedding, the night is over for them. They will now spend the rest of their evening working and not celebrating your marriage...and isn't that why you invited them there in the first place? To enjoy your day and celebrate you? That’s where I come in!

I’m MC Vee, your laid-back, fun, and stress-free guide to the day. I’ll take care of all the details, from checking your run sheet to keeping vendors, guests, and you on track. I promise, smooth sailing all the way. You won’t have to worry about Uncle Gary forgetting anyone’s name during the speeches or Cousin Bill getting distracted and not telling the photographer when it’s first dance time. I’ve got it covered.

Sit back, relax, and let me make sure everything goes off without a hitch!

What are the duties of an MC:

• Official Welcome your guests: I’ll introduce myself as your go-to person for the day and let guests know if they need anything, I’m the one to ask.

• General housekeeping: Where’s the bathroom? Where can people smoke? Where do gifts go? I’ll handle all the little details so you don’t have to.

• Introduce the bridal party: Whether it’s a grand entrance with your whole crew or just the two of you, I’ll get everyone in place and make sure the timing is spot on.

• Announce the speeches: I'll keep things flowing between speeches, making sure everyone’s ready to go.

• Organize any fun games: Want to do the Shoe Game, a trivia contest, or something else? I’ve got plenty of fun ideas to keep everyone entertained.

• Announce dinner & cake cutting: I’ll let everyone know when it’s time to eat and when it’s cake-cutting time.

• Announce dances: First dance? Father-daughter? Family dance? I’ll get the crowd ready for each special moment.

• Announce bouquet & garter toss: I’ll round up the crew and get the party started—just a heads up, try to do this within 30 minutes after the first dance, or people get a little too “loosey-goosey” to want to do any more formalities!

And if you need anything else announced throughout the night? Consider it taken care of!