by Max Tiu | Jan 9, 2017 | Max's Blog
by The Wedding Vow Singapore, November 2016 Article Source: http://theweddingvowsg.com/2016/11/top-10-wedding-emceeshost-philippines/ Max Tiu is a very well-known Chinese host when it comes to hosting wedding receptions. Most of the weddings and events that he hosted for are for famous personalities. Satisfaction is the Max’s topmost priority. He always makes sure that he gives more than what is expected of him. He is very dedicated to make his clients happy. Aside from his hosting skills, Max is also a very talented singer – which is also a huge plus factor on why he is a very in-demand host for weddings. Aside from his voice, may it be on singing or on hosting, he could hold the attention of his audience with his sense of humor that is absolutely charming – bringing life to your event always. ...
by Max Tiu | Jun 8, 2015 | Max's Blog
by Max Tiu, June 2015 When I started performing in weddings, birthday events, and tinghuns in the late 1990’s, coordinators were scarce and almost unheard of. Having said that, all my events then require me to be self-sufficient. Apart from hosting and singing, I make sure that all the things we need for the program are ready and in place! In fact, a lot of my clients through the years have been asking me to come up with my own team to coordinate their events. Despite the demand for me to do so, I always decline because I personally do not believe in serving two masters at one time. After all, money isn’t everything. To this day, I ensure that I am self-reliant even if I am working with seasoned suppliers. I am hands-on when it comes to the program planning and its details. Yes! Apart from a host and a singer, I consider myself a planner when it comes to the reception program. In cases when there are no coordinators, I still end up doing everything for my beloved clients. Having been in the events industry for almost 20 years, I have come up with some tips on how not to be a “rock star wedding coordinator”, basing on my own personal experiences. Stand around (or worse, sit around) doing nothing I understand that coordinators are not in an event to hop around like little bunnies, or to run around like hyperactive puppies. But there is nothing more unprofessional than to just sit around doing nothing, when quite obviously there are things that need to be done:...
