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- What does a wedding MC do?
The MC will ensure the wedding reception is running smoothly, to time and assures the bride and groom can sit back and enjoy themselves. The MC creates a sense of celebration, fun and romance so that the bride and groom and their guests have an unforgettable experience.
- Why should I have a professional MC?
Obtaining the services of an experienced professional MC will take the pressure off your family and friends so that they can enjoy your wedding with you. They can relax and enjoy the celebrations. Everyone can drink, eat and be merry.
- Can the MC be a subtle part of our wedding?
Absolutely! It is the role of the MC to make sure the newly weds are always in the spot-light. During their wedding reception they will be the centre of everyone's attention!
- Who is expected to give a speech?
The wedding reception will feature Toasts and Speeches. Traditionally, there are speeches from the Father of the Bride, Father of the Groom, the Best Man and the Groom. During your consultation with your MC, you will receive information and tips for making speeches.
- What do I need to mention in a speech?
It should be heartfelt & not necessarily funny. It is important to consider all of the wedding guests! It is not a Bucks Night! Your MC will have handy hints and tips that will make this task easier. As a general rule, 3 - 5 minutes in length
- Do we get to meet the MC before the Wedding Reception?
Yes, the consultation before the wedding is very important. It is during this consultation that the Bride and Groom share with the MC their plans and ideas for their wedding reception. The MC has a questionnaire for the bridal couple to complete. Allow 1-2 hours for this meeting.
- How do we go about booking Alison Fitzsimmons to be our wedding MC?
It's so easy! Email Alison with your wedding date and venue, so that she can check her availability. A non-refundable deposit is necessary to confirm the services of Alison Fitzsimmons Wedding MC to manage your wedding reception. The full payment is required at the home or venue consultation.
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