[Help] Stand-up comedy at weddings

It is very difficult to speak stand-up at a wedding. The main purpose of stand-up is to tell a story. Of course, except for telling a small joke, everyone is here to attend the wedding. You are on the stage. I don't think the effect of your last stand-up was very good, either because what you said was not good, or because these people are here for a wedding, they may not be able to win over people if they listen to your stand-up comedy that they don't know anyone. My suggestion is that if the groom can also speak a little, you can partner with him and measure his work (after all, he is the groom, so he cannot steal his limelight). The first paragraph does not need to be long, it only takes ten minutes, and it can be integrated into the wedding. I think the effect will be better if I make up some pretext or make up some remarks at the scene, because it is the groom who is teasing me. No matter how good or bad he is, I think the relatives and friends who are present will have the dignity to listen to this paragraph, and they are all acquaintances. Words or baggage can also be heard. As for the jokes, as long as they are festive, it does not necessarily have to be related to marriage, but try not to use ethical, offensive and meaty baggage.