Donn Gonzales - Master of Ceremonies

It has been said that the MC or Entertainment you hire for your reception will be responsible for 80% of the success of your entire wedding day. Most people only allocate 5% of their entire budget to their reception entertainment. You are not just spending money on music, you are investing in the success of your wedding day. Your photographer captures memories...a talented, quality MC will keep your guests at your reception and help create those memories.

Why Third Finger, Left Hand?

The ancients believed that a special vein, which they called a "vena amoris" or vein of love, ran from the finger directly to the heart. By putting on a fitted ring, the affections were bound in and could never flow out the fingertips. Also, this finger--although not the smallest on the hand--is the weakest and most dependent on the others for help in lifting and holding.
It seemed to symbolize the young wife supported by the strength of her husband. The "ring" finger has sometimes been on the left hand, sometimes on the right, according to country and custom. Among English-speaking persons, it has been on the left since the edict of Edward VI in 1549.

A wedding reception is a one-time live performance that requires the skillful experience of a master of ceremonies to manage.

Like the Academy Awards, your reception should be a mixture of artful timing, rehearsed audience involvement and the live performance of the stars (that's you!) for a complete success.

Like every other aspect of the bridal industry, there are professional Masters of Ceremonies who are experts at conducting successful wedding receptions.

These people have the skills to really make a difference to your reception, in a way that a friend or a guest might find difficult.