A wedding is not without some funny gags at the expense of the bride and groom. The imperative is amusement, a few little scares, without ever exaggerating or lapsing into vulgarity. Marriage is the most solemn ceremony; a few little jokes help relax and entertain guests. A cute, unique, original joke makes the big day even more unforgettable. The key, however, is to plunge into the event's overall atmosphere. Here are some suggestions to be wittily reworked, depending on the personality and peculiarities of the newlyweds, their ceremony, and the wedding reception arranged.
Jokes before wedding
It is a known fact that newlyweds are always a bit nervous during the preparations, so arranging with a few suppliers to fake a catastrophic unforeseen event (last-minute wrong dress changes, the unresolvable last-minute unforeseen event of the hairdresser not being able to prepare the bride, etc.) is the best way to trigger a minor, amusing crisis. It is essential not to leave the bride and groom in despair for too long, lest they risk severe and irreparable consequences ?.
Jokes during the wedding party
The wedding party is important to the bride and groom: the set-up, carefully chosen menu, and the entertainment provided will all contribute to the success of the wedding and the event. So why not add a few innocent jokes to liven up the atmosphere? Imagine, for example, placing a nice alternative menu at the wedding table with dishes that do not suit the bride and groom's tastes, prepared with irony. Or, giving free rein to your imagination, you could set up funny banners, improvise quizzes or games of skill for the bride and groom to participate in, small fun and funny photoshoots, and flash mobs to involve the bride and groom. Finally, the most popular joke is to decorate the car with funny and unusual objects. These include the classic tin cans hanging from the back of the vehicle, balloons in the passenger compartment and the widespread custom of wrapping the car in toilet paper. In short, there are many possibilities. The important thing is to organise them in the best possible way, in the name of light-heartedness and fun, because after all, a wedding is not a wedding without a few moments of shared joy.