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The origins of proposing a 'toast' at celebrations dates back
to the 17th century, and a toastmaster (also known as a master
of ceremonies or guardian of etiquette) has been a traditional
fixture at Royal and formal social events for centuries.
Today, most weddings are formal occasions and during the
wedding reception require someone to co-ordinate, direct and
announce the ceremonial proceedings such as the receiving
line, speeches and cake cutting ceremony etc.
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Tony Forward |
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Tony Forward has been a professional
Toastmaster and MC since 1987. He has vast experience both in the UK
and abroad and is regarded as an expert in etiquette and protocol.
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Ted Prior |
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After years in the International
moving business, the last 5 of which were as Managing Director , Ted
Prior took early retirement to fulfil a life long ambition - to be a
Toastmaster, Master of Ceremonies and After Dinner Speaker.
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Alan Myatt |
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Alan Myatt, Town Crier, Toastmaster
and themed character actor, many may try, but none can compete with
this world record holding Town Crier. He's mingled with the stars,
rubbed shoulders with royalty, launched products and stores, led
processions and pageants.
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John R.L. Cooke |
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John R.L. Cooke the professional toastmaster is
a traditional part of the British banqueting scene. His expertise is
the diplomatic guidance of all participants in a highly specialised
and professional manner.
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John Smith |
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Since he qualified a number of years
ago John Smith has gained a wealth of experience as a Toastmaster
and Master of Ceremonies. He can lay claim to an international
reputation, and he has been featured in a number of publications,
worldwide.
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Paul Grant |
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A highly
qualified professional Toastmaster with 15 years experience in the
City of London and at the highest possible level.
My greatest
honour was to officiate at the 100th and 101st Birthday celebrations
of Her Majesty the late Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother.
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Gerry Tovell |
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Gerry
Tovell believes it is his role to ensure that your big day runs
smoothly and that the bridal party and guests are happy.
Gerry is not only available for weddings but for all functions and
can enhance any event.
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Toastmaster quick
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There are many benefits to having a professional toastmaster at a
wedding.
A
professional toastmaster wears ceremonial clothes (most noticeably a
red tail coat) thus adding to the pomp and splendour of any wedding.
Experience in dealing with formal occasions brings the toastmaster's
skills in to play, ensuring the smooth and efficient running of a
wedding reception.
They discreetly go about duties and provide confidence and a calming
influence on the bridal party.
Toastmasters are also experts on wedding etiquette and protocol,
which will ensure that the members of your bridal party who have
roles to fulfil during the reception do so in the right order and
without embarrassment.
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