What Every Elegant Wedding Reception Needs: Your Personal Guide to Having a Wonderful Event

    /24-7PressRelease/ - Nolensville, TN, July 11, 2005 - We've all been to a wedding reception that turned out to be a disaster. Whether it was lack of planning, a drunken best man giving an inappropriate toast, or a bride who turns into "Bride-Zilla" when the reception was not turning out quite like she planned, it's an uncomfortable situation.

Those kinds of disasters can be prevented through the inclusion of a very important person in the wedding mix. That person is "The Wedding MC." This individual presides over and helps tie together all the key elements of the wedding reception.

In Canada, where "The Wedding MC" author Tom Haibeck lives, it's traditional for a relative, close friend,or the best man to serve as the Master of Ceremonies at a wedding reception.

He or she helps act as the host for the wedding couple, working together to plan an agenda, welcome the guests, introducing and toasting the couple.

"The Wedding MC: A Complete Guide to Success for the Master of Ceremonies" has been written to help people turn any reception into an event to fondly remember. This book explains how to make toasts or speeches at a wedding reception. It also contains a wealth of invaluable advice for the Best Man and/or the Wedding MC.

Haibeck covers topics such as advice on how to write and deliver an effective wedding toast or speech, suggestions on the use of humor -- how to keep it clean but funny, proven methods to ensure the Bride, Groom and invited guests thoroughly enjoy their evening, and 39 key questions you MUST ask the Bride and her Mother with regard to the reception.

This is the book to have if you are getting married or if you have been chosen as the best man or emcee of the reception.

You will discover an absolute wealth of information on toasting tips, preparing a wedding speech, dealing with your nervousness, suggested one-liners, duties of the Best Man, how to plan a wedding reception and so much more.

For more information on this book, please go to www.weddingtoasts.com. or if you would like to book an interview with Mr. Haibeck, contact Nanette Noffsinger, at nanetten at aol.com.

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