About Us
When choosing a Toastmaster/ Master of Ceremonies to host your VIP event or wedding service, it is important to ensure that you have an experienced personable and properly trained Toastmaster who belongs to a reputable organisation and has had the experience within the Banqueting, and hospitality industry.
Paul has worked in the Hospitality Industry for over 25 years and has gained much knowledge and experience, with a very high standard of customer service. His attention to detail comes from managing many large scale functions and events over the years, in well known hotels throughout the UK and the Channel Islands.
Paul's Certification:
- The Institute of Master of Ceremonies and Toastmasters.
- The Guild of Banqueting Compares.
- The British Institute of Inn Keeping
- BIIAB - Award in Beer and Cellar Quality
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Our Aim
You only get one chance to get this right so let me make sure your day is memorable for all of the right reasons.
My aim as a Toastmaster/Master of Ceremonies is to make your wedding day a day to remember because the perfect bride deserves the perfect wedding. I care as much about the success of your day as you do.
When it comes to documenting the beauty, intimacy and authenticity of your special day, we are here with you all the way.
By appointing me as your professional and experienced Toastmaster you can be assured that your perfect day will be enhanced by creating truly remarkable memories for you both, for years to come.
On your special day I will provide
As Paul is a member of the Institute of Master of Ceremonies and Toastmasters he can provide Independent advice both before and on the day of the wedding service. All of our Toastmaster Wedding packages include:
- Assisting speakers with the preparation and the rehearsals of their speeches if required.
- A friendly face to welcome your guests.
- Greet the Bride and Bridegroom and all of your guests.
- Introducing all guests to the Bridal party.
- Advising all guests as to the seating plan and their tables.
- Announcing the grand entrance of the Bride and Groom.
- .Introducing and announcing your speakers.
- Working in conjunction with the Banqueting Manager.
- Behind the scenes I shall be liaising with the caterers, photographers, and musicians etc.
- Circulating your Guest Book.
- Assist with the traditional cutting of the cake.
- Helping with any individual presentations and bouquets of flowers.
- Ensuring all of your plans are carried out to detail at the venue.
- Ensuring any special requests to accommodate elderly and disabled guests are in place.
- Freeing you to enable you to relax and enjoy yourselves during this wonderful celebration.
When it comes to documenting the beauty, intimacy and authenticity of your special day, we are here with you all the way.
Areas we cover:
Let us celebrate your love and book our Wedding Toastmaster Service for your very special day. We will make your Wedding Day just perfect.
We cover the following areas in the UK:
Buxton , Cheshire, Manchester, Merseyside , Wirral. Other areas availability upon request.
Interesting Facts:
Weird traditions, incredible facts and surprising trends:
Before the 1500s, couples in Europe were free to marry themselves. It wasn’t until 1564, when the Council of Trent declared marriage was a sacrament, that weddings became the province of priests and churches. No sign of toastmasters or Master of Ceremonies in those days!!.
Rain on your wedding day is actually considered good luck, according to Hindu tradition. That bodes well for weddings in the North West!
Rings are worn on the fourth finger of the left hand because it was once thought that a vein in that finger led directly to the heart.
One of history's earliest engagement rings was given to Princess Mary, daughter of Henry VIII. She was two years old at the time.
Queen Victoria started the white wedding dress trend in 1840 – before then, brides simply wore their best dress. what a wedding service that was!!.
The tradition of a wedding cake comes from ancient Rome, where a loaf of bread was broken over a bride's head to ensure fertility.
An old wives' tale dictates that if the younger of two sisters marries first, the older sister must dance barefoot at the wedding or risk never landing a hubby.
Traditionally, the bride stands to the groom's left during a Christian ceremony, because once upon a time, the groom needed his right hand free to fight off other suitors.
Flower girls traditionally threw flower petals in the bride’s path to lead her to a sweet, plentiful future.