The Professional Toastmaster
Being a traditional part of the British Banqueting scene the Toastmasters' presence adds style, Professionalism and decorum to every occasion, whilst the familiar red coat livery adds a resplendent colour to the day
Being a traditional part of the British Banqueting scene the Toastmasters' presence adds style, Professionalism and decorum to every occasion, whilst the familiar red coat livery adds a resplendent colour to the day
• Freeing the host or organiser from worry or anxiety, and thus enabling them to enjoy their event.
• Allowing the venue management and other professionals, to concentrate on their own tasks, by understanding that the Toastmaster acts as the representative for the host.
• Independent advice both before and on the day of the event. Available for prior consultation thus enabling both procedure and precedent to be checked, which is often political when Weddings and seating are involved.
• Confidence that responsibility for organisation is delegated to a specialist.
• You and your guests will be impressed with the presence of the professional Toastmaster and by the smoothness and co-ordination to the arrangements.
• That special touch of class to complement the occasion, that will also impress your guests and add sophistication to the event.
• Allowing the venue management and other professionals, to concentrate on their own tasks, by understanding that the Toastmaster acts as the representative for the host.
• Independent advice both before and on the day of the event. Available for prior consultation thus enabling both procedure and precedent to be checked, which is often political when Weddings and seating are involved.
• Confidence that responsibility for organisation is delegated to a specialist.
• You and your guests will be impressed with the presence of the professional Toastmaster and by the smoothness and co-ordination to the arrangements.
• That special touch of class to complement the occasion, that will also impress your guests and add sophistication to the event.
Paul Tredgett
