Toastmaster, Master of Ceremonies, Beadle and Event Organiser
Wow! I am delighted that Madhus have again invited me to join them in their list of prestigious suppliers for the hospitality industry. Thank you to Madhus and to you too for visiting my page.
I am a leading toastmaster specializing in Asian events who has worked with Madhus for sixteen years. Yes, sixteen years, with over 2500 events of all types successfully completed in the UK, Europe, Arabia and Africa. I have a wealth of experience with corporate, private or Livery events in the City of London, many attended by Royalty, leading politicians, Lord Mayors, CEOs, other VIPs and Star Entertainers. I am Past President of the London Guild of Toastmasters and now Chairman of the City of London Beadles’ Guild.
However, on the day, it is YOUR event that matters. Any successful event demands a huge level of investment in effort, time and resources. A toastmaster is a liveried, real-time, project manager who brings your ideas to fruition, makes them flow to achieve the maximum impact on the day whilst giving you peace of mind as you deliver your message or entertain your guests.
A successful wedding demands all this and more, as it is YOUR family event. At our planning meeting I will discuss, advise and capture not only your ideas and all necessary details but how you wish YOUR families represented. That includes my style of dress for the event – Western or Asian - always smartly turned out. On the day I can manage and lead the Bharat, Milnis, Bride & Groom’s Grand Entrance, Cake Cutting, Speeches, introduce entertainers and more, as you choose. All delivered via an authoritative voice, yet with a level of humour and warmth as you allow, in a polite and courteous manner so everyone enjoys your event. Everyone means you TOO, who will be relaxed and chilled as your day unfolds. Can you afford not to have that level of professional co-ordination and care at your once in a lifetime event?
An early enquiry is advisable. If, however, I am unavailable I will attempt to find a replacement from my small list of accredited colleagues.
