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Russian-American English Dictionary - TAMADA - toast-master
- TAMADA - toast-master toast-master, master of ceremonies
Russian-English Dictionary of General Subjects - TAMADA - m. toast-master
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Russian-English Dictionary - QD - TAMADA - husband. toast-master, master of ceremonies m. toast-master
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Big English-Russian Dictionary - TOASTMISTRESS - toastmaster
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Big English-Russian Dictionary - TOASTER - I n. appliance for toasting toast, toaster II n. 1) = toast-master 2) a toast (in honor of smb.) device for ...
Big English-Russian Dictionary - TOAST-MASTER - noun. a person who proclaims toasts (at official receptions); toastmaster a person proclaiming toasts or establishing their order; toastmaster - the * ...
Big English-Russian Dictionary - SYMPOSIARCH - (book) presiding at the symposium (book) chairman of the feast; toastmaster at the festive table
Big English-Russian Dictionary - CHEER-LEADER - 1) toastmaster 2) the leader in the company
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English-Russian-English Dictionary general vocabulary- Collection of the best dictionaries - TOAST-MASTER - n a person proclaiming toasts or establishing their order; toastmaster the toast-master asked for permission to speak - toastmaster asked for words
English-Russian-English Dictionary of General Vocabulary - Collection of the best dictionaries - SYMPOSIARCH - n book. 1. presiding at the symposium 2. 1> chairman of the feast 2> toastmaster at the festive table
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Tiger English-Russian Dictionary - TOASTMISTRESS - toastmaster
Tiger English-Russian Dictionary - TOASTMASTER - toastmaster
Tiger English-Russian Dictionary - TOAST-MASTER - noun toastmaster; person who toasts
Tiger English-Russian Dictionary - CHEER-LEADER - 1) toastmaster 2) started in the company 3) support group (sports team)
Tiger English-Russian Dictionary - TOASTER - (n) a device for toasting croutons; toastmaster; toaster
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English has become practically the language of world communication - therefore, private and official events, to which guests from various countries are invited, need a leader who would be understandable to the majority of those present in the hall. If the audience consists of Russian- and English-speaking guests, the choice leading to English language obvious. However, an English-speaking host will be a salvation for the holidays, where there are guests for whom neither Russian nor English are their native languages. It's no secret that most of the people on the planet know English. Therefore, if it is not possible to find, for example, a leader on Japanese, there is only one way out - to choose a neutral language for conducting and communicating, which most of the invited guests know. The choice is not great - it will most likely be English. Also, from the point of view of choosing a leader, the situation is much simpler - presenters in English much more than in any other language other than Russian. Thus, you will probably have a choice of several hosts that you like, who are fluent in English.
As one of the few hosts in Moscow who work in English, I am ready to become the professional who will help you organize a bilingual event, unite and introduce your international guests to each other, and become a link for all those present at the celebration.
Fluency in English, obtained by me as part of studies at the linguistic faculty of the language university, passing numerous international internships and rich experience in holding events in English allow me to confidently undertake both bilingual weddings and weddings abroad in any country in the world.
It is worth adding that in order to successfully cope with the task of conducting a bilingual holiday, it is not enough just to know English well and from time to time earn extra money as a toastmaster - you need to have extensive experience in holding international events, know their specifics, and be able to instantly “switch” from English to Russian speech , to feel exactly what needs to be translated. It is important to know the wedding traditions and intercultural features of different countries, and, if necessary, skillfully implement them in the process of organizing and conducting a celebration. In my portfolio English speaking presenter there is more than one international event, which means you can be sure that your celebration will be hosted by a professional host who thoroughly knows the specifics of bilingual events!
In the case of official and corporate events, the presenter is faced with the task of not only duplicating his speech in English, but also achieving the necessary image result with it. Your international partners and clients need to understand a clear understanding of your company's products and services without discounting cross-cultural and language barriers.
So, if you have a wedding in English, a bilingual seminar or corporate event, or you organize an off-site conference abroad, I am ready to invest the best of my rich work experience English speaking host at weddings and corporate parties to the success of your official or festive event.
Dear brides and grooms! We continue to share valuable tips that will make your life easier in preparing for the wedding and make this process as enjoyable as possible. Especially for you, in the “Advice to Brides” section, we are opening a series of articles “Opinion”, in which wedding industry professionals will share with you their invaluable experience in preparing for the perfect wedding. Today host Stanislav Pinaevsky will tell you about the peculiarities of international weddings.
Host Stanislav Pinaevsky
- Leading team + DJ
- We organize spiritual weddings in European style. In Russian and English
- Experience: 7 years
- Held more than 50 international events
- Included in the "Top 10 best hosts in St. Petersburg" according to users of the application "Wedding Expert"
Have you ever been to an international wedding?
Over the past two years, I have been to such events more than thirty times! As a presenter or, as it is called abroad, presenter/host/moderator. I will tell you frankly, these were amazing holidays, with a very special bewitching energy. Watching the process of preparing and implementing such events from the inside, I gathered some interesting ideas and helpful tips for those who are planning an international wedding.
Perhaps you are preparing for such a holiday right now? But, let's talk about everything in order. Let's start with a definition - What do we consider an international wedding?
Most often, this is an event where the newlyweds represent different nationalities. For example, a Russian bride and a foreign groom. Rarely does the opposite happen. Coincidence or not, but we, for example, were most often contacted by Russian-Dutch couples. Also, a wedding can be considered international, where the bride and groom are Russians, but many of their guests are not from Russia (for example, this happens if the newlyweds work or study abroad).
Simply put, the presence of a significant number of non-Russian-speaking guests is the main criterion for an international wedding. Often, these are people of a completely different mentality and culture. But you want them to be also comfortable in the evening! So that they understand what is happening and not go crazy with Russian wedding traditions. And now let's get to the point. What difficulties are you likely to face in the preparation process:
1. How will guests of different nationalities understand each other?
The easiest way is to invite an English-speaking host who will tell the guests about everything that happens in two languages, announce congratulations and translate the remarks and toasts of the participants of the holiday. For example, I usually still try to jokingly invite foreigners to learn a few Russian words that they will certainly need at a wedding.
I also advise you to prepare short speeches on mother tongue your partner to reach out to his friends and family at some point and thank them for sharing this holiday. Your loved ones will surely appreciate your attention and warm attitude! And if the groom in "broken" Russian confesses his love to the bride? Just imagine how touching it will be :)
2. How to introduce the guests at the party?
Once, at our Russian-British wedding, such an extensive “geography” of guests gathered - from Canada to South Africa - that it was decided to start the evening with a roll call. “Who's from California?”, “Who’s from Liverpool?” etc. And when, after that, a toast was proposed to the "friendship of peoples", and everyone - Russians, British, Americans, Canadians - stood up to drink with each other, it was just incredible! True unity, despite any language barriers or cultural differences.
Whatever the composition of the guests, in any case, we recommend preparing brief characteristics or remember interesting stories that connect you with your friends. The host or specially trained guest may tell these stories throughout the evening. Thus, you unobtrusively introduce the guests, which always has a very positive effect on the overall atmosphere. It will bring out common interests, and will dispose everyone to more informal communication.
3. What is the best way to "beat" national features?
It seems to me that the real magic of international weddings is expressed in what we usually call the “dialogue of cultures”. It is this element that will help make the evening especially bright. For example, in Britain it is customary that the first toast is made by the so-called "bestman" - a friend of the groom, an analogue of our witness. And this is not just a toast in the spirit of “happiness, health”, but a whole speech in which the character of the groom is revealed, some story is necessarily mentioned that should make the groom “blush”. Often the bestman also talks about how the relationship of the newlyweds was born and developed. There is both humor and deep morality in his speech.
We have seen something similar in films and TV shows. But if there is an opportunity to do it for real at your own wedding - believe me, this will be a great start to the evening! Also, no matter how trite it may sound, but a matryoshka is really a wonderful gift for any foreigner who has visited Russia! Why not beat the national theme in souvenirs? Or, let's say, offer characteristic treats to guests at a buffet table? As, for example, Anastasia and Sippe did, at the buffet table where guests were waiting for red caviar and ... Dutch cheese banned in Russia :)
4. Are Russian traditions appropriate for such a wedding?
I think it's more of a personal relationship issue. But from experience I can say that to demonstrate to foreigners "Russian flavor" - good idea. This causes a lively response and sincere interest. The main thing is not to overdo it, of course. Still, as the British groom Nicholas very accurately noted: “Russian weddings are more festive.” And Europeans are often accustomed to the fact that a wedding is a trip to church, and then dinner at a restaurant with the family. Therefore, everything should be in moderation.
Calling gypsies with bears is completely optional (although this has happened), but why not, for example, entrust a loaf, which, most likely, she sees for the first time in her life, into the hands of the groom's mother? Or why not put a real Russian samovar, tea and gingerbread in the recreation area, as our newlyweds Julia and James did?
In addition, there are many wedding traditions that we have borrowed from Western culture. Such elements of the evening as the ceremony with the exchange of vows, the first dance, the dance of the bride with the father, the throwing of the bouquet, the removal of the cake, will be understandable and close in spirit to both our compatriots and foreign guests.
5. What if someone can't come?
Since your task is to collect guests living in different countries, unfortunately, it is very likely that one of the invitees will still not be able to please you with a personal presence. In this case, ask such guests to record video greetings for you. And best of all, send such videos to the host or organizer of the evening so that you will not be tempted to watch them before the wedding! By the way, a little life hack: we usually add subtitles with Russian translation to such video greetings. To make it clear and interesting to everyone.
Of course, these are not all the questions that you may have in the process of preparing for your holiday. But I did not have the goal in this article to "embrace the immensity." I just want to say that international weddings are great! There is some kind of magic in this, when everyone unites, foreigners rejoice like children, and ours show very special hospitality!
I will never forget, as I explained to Roman, a groom from Switzerland, how to pronounce "amazing", "incredible" and other epithets that he prepared for the ceremony for his beloved bride Zhenya. I always remember with delight how at the wedding of Denis and Ksenia, their Italian friends (opera singer and pianist) right in the middle of the wedding sat down at the piano in the restaurant and performed a real Italian opera for the young! I can't express how awesome it was!
