Whether you're the best man, maid of honor, or a well-meaning uncle who grabbed the mic, these puns will earn you a standing ovation — or at least a standing from people trying to escape.
Joke #1
I told the groom this speech would be short and sweet. He said, "Like our marriage vows?" I said, "Let's hope yours last longer than my speech."
Ladies and gentlemen, we're off to a great start.
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Joke #2
Why did the best man bring a ladder to the wedding?
He heard the toast had to be elevated.
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Joke #3
The groom asked me to say something funny in my speech. I said, "Your credit score."
The bride laughed. That's how I knew she was the right one.
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Joke #4
Why did the champagne flute start crying at the reception?
Someone told it to hold its emotions in. It couldn't — it was already full.
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Joke #5
Marriage is like a deck of cards. At first, all you need is two hearts and a diamond.
By the end, you'll want a club and a spade.
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Joke #6
The groom told me the secret to a happy marriage is finding someone who laughs at your jokes.
I told him that's called a best man, not a wife. But congratulations either way.
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Joke #7
Why are wedding rings round?
Because they have no end — just like the groom's stories about his college days. Love him.
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Joke #8
I asked the groom if he had cold feet before the ceremony. He said, "No, my socks are fine."
And that, ladies and gentlemen, is why we love him.
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Joke #9
What's the best way to remember your anniversary?
Forget it once.
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Joke #10
The officiant said, "Do you take this woman to have and to hold?" The groom said, "I do." The officiant said, "Good — because she's been holding your remote for three years."
It wasn't in the script. But it stayed in.
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Joke #11
Why did the toast go so well at the wedding?
Because I buttered everyone up first.
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Joke #12
The bride told me not to embarrass the groom in my speech. I said, "Define embarrass."
She walked away. I took that as approval.
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Joke #13
What did the ring say to the finger?
"I've got you surrounded." And honestly — that's the goal.
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Joke #14
My friend said his vows were the most important words he'd ever spoken. I reminded him he once said "I'm fine" when he clearly was not.
He agreed the vows were better.
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Joke #15
Why don't couples ever fight about who pours the champagne?
Because they both know it's a sparkling relationship.
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Joke #16
The groom told me marriage is the greatest adventure. I said, "Have you tried parallel parking downtown?"
He said, "The marriage is easier." Sold.
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Joke #17
What do you call two people who are perfect for each other?
The bride and groom. Allegedly. We'll check in at year ten.
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Joke #18
I asked if the couple wrote their own vows. She said yes. He said, "She wrote mine too."
Already a true partnership.
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Joke #19
Why was the wedding cake so stressed?
It was in tiers.
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Joke #20
The groom said, "She completes me." I said, "So does a good Wi-Fi signal, but you don't put a ring on that."
He put that in the vows anyway. I'm honored.
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Joke #21
What's the difference between a wedding toast and a regular piece of toast?
One gets burned. The other is what I just did to the groom.
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Joke #22
I told him, "Love is blind." He said, "That explains why she said yes."
I didn't write that. That's his material. I'm just the delivery system.
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Joke #23
Why did the best man keep checking his notes?
He wanted to make sure he was being toastworthy.
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Joke #24
Marriage is like a phone battery. It takes commitment to keep it charged.
Also, if you ignore it long enough, it goes to zero. Plug in daily, people.
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Joke #25
The flower girl asked me what a wedding is. I said, "It's where two people promise to share everything." She said, "Even candy?"
Out of the mouths of babes, the deepest truths emerge.
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Joke #26
Why did the newlyweds put a puzzle together on their first night?
The box said "2–4 years." They figured they'd start the estimate early.
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Joke #27
I asked the groom how he knew she was "the one." He said, "She laughed at my jokes." I asked, "Even the bad ones?" He said, "Especially the bad ones."
That's not just love. That's a medical condition. And I mean that sincerely.
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Joke #28
Why do married people live longer?
They don't — it just feels longer. (I kid, I kid. Please don't take my cake.)
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Joke #29
The couple's first dance song was "Can't Help Falling in Love." Their first argument was about who chose it.
So the vows lasted until the reception. Impressive longevity.
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Joke #30
And finally — please raise your glasses. To the happy couple: may your love be as strong as your Wi-Fi signal, as endless as your Netflix queue, and as warm as the toast I just delivered.
To the bride and groom. Cheers. 🥂
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