30/03/2024
Let’s talk about wedding hosts or MCs!
When we say this to couples coming from post-soviet regions, the first thought they have is «Omg, please, no Tamada!» as they don’t want a senior lady with a mic announcing the toast non stop and engaging stupid contests for the drunk guests 😬 Clients with European background don’t understand this concept at all, since it’s not really a common feature of the weddings here.
Why do I think having a host on your wedding day IS A GOOD IDEA?
Primarily, besides civil or religious weddings, the host can lead the symbolic ceremony. Teaming up with the DJ, a professional host delivers a well-planned, lively ceremony following a script crafted alongside the organizing and technical crew.
The host aids in maintaining balance and guiding guests, stepping in whenever guests need to be relocated, attention is required for a crucial moment, or there’s a wedding-related announcement—supporting the organizing team seamlessly.
The MC smoothly transitions between phases, engaging guests by entertaining, communicating, evoking laughter, or highlighting emotional moments. They oversee the couple’s entrance, cake cutting, speeches, first dance, and other key moments while checking with our team that:
- The couple is ready
- Everyone who is needed is in the room
- Technicians and ready
- Kitchen is good to go
When choosing an MC, start with checking socials:
- how do they dress for events?
- What’s their style according to promo or other videos from events?
- Are they well followed and recommended by wedding pros?
MEETING (online or offline)
- Talk with them, they have to share your life values and interests
- Sense of humour that you like
- The way they improvise, is it up to your standards?
Anyway, you have us and we will always recommend a good MC for your event out of our pool and experience! Thanks again to and for giving us extra self assurance in what we do, and do It well!