My style is modern, high-energy, staying right on top of your run sheet without relying on robotic scripts which feels more like an engaging live broadcast host than a rigid clipboard reader. Behind the scenes, I keep your timeline running seamlessly with vendors, while on stage I bring podcast-tested confidence and friendly vibes so every guest feels engaged and included.

Yes! Before I started MCing, I have been running a podcast since 2020 which covers Asian-Australian culture. You can find more about it here: www.ricenmics.com

No. But I am currently enrolled in a course to acquire my license and will update my services accordingly once everything is done! My current estimate of completing the course is around Q1 2027.

Yes! I love travelling for weddings. Travel fees are custom quoted based on location and logistics.

Generally I try to arrive at least one hour prior to the reception start time.

Yes! I offer conversational Vietnamese only, which is ideal for the housekeeping announcements, welcoming family, and weaving in random Vietnamese banter throughout the night.

Yes! Coordination is key to making sure we are all on the same page and that your timeline flows seamlessly.

100%! The best way to start is with your rough wish list or ideal vision for the night. From there, we'll review it together to fine-tune timings, build in realistic buffers, and make sure the whole evening flows naturally without feeling rushed or dragged.

We can go with high-tech digital games to the classic crowd-pleasers, tailored to fit your crowd's energy. Some examples can be live digital trivia (Kahoot!) or classic wedding favourites like The Shoe Game and Scavenger Hunt (my personal favourite).

Sound equipment and microphones are usually provided by your venue, DJ, or band. I will touch base with them prior to the reception by arriving early and to do a full audio and mic check to make sure all the audio is crisp and clear.