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Toastmasters Tips
Three times are important, ceremony time, meal service time and evening guests arrival time.
MAKE A LIST OF PICTURES TO GIVE TO THE PHOTOGRAPHER.
WHY NOT HAVE THE SPEECHES & TOASTS BEFORE THE MEAL SO THAT THOSE INVOLVED CAN RELAX AND ENJOYTHE MEAL?
Book early in your planning
Speeches are generally better after the meal! If before guests are often fidgety ( and hungry) I have a speech tips document which will assist all those giving a speech plan theirs.
At our meeting I bring experience of 350 weddings.
Long Dress? Think Frank Sinatra's 'New York, New York' as you walk and gently kick your feet in time, you won't get tangled up :-)
Don't worry about your guests! They are more likely to be worrying about you!
At the commencement of your planning set a budget, creating a list of 'must haves' and 'maybes' will help you keep to the budget.
Try and grab a couple of minutes to yourselves as a couple during the day to take everything in - the time disappears so quickly.
Book a Handsome man in a Red Coat to be your Master of Ceremonies and to look after you!
When you go for your final fitting of your dress, always ask to sit down in it for five minutes or come the day, you may sit down and find you can’t breath, let alone eat!!
RETAIN A TOASTMASTER WHO WILL TAKE CARE OF EVERYTHING!
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Please do not hesitate in contacting me for a no obligation chat, to see how I may be able to make Your Special Day, Extra Special! And please remeber, 'With Gavel, Will Travel'!
To avoid disappointment, try and book wedding suppliers as early as possible. Good suppliers are often in high demand and may be unavailable.
Make sure you enjoy your big day. You can design it with as much formality as you wish, or make it less formal.
Smile - Your wedding day WILL be one of the best day's of your life.
Plan - but don't stress over your wedding. Ask friends or family for help