A bilingual MC who reaches every guest.
Weddings, company events and community celebrations, hosted by MCs who are truly fluent in both languages — so nobody waits for a translation.
A two-language room needs a host who can hold both halves.
The grandparents on one side, the colleagues on the other, an overseas head office at the front table. The MC is the one person who has to reach all of them.
Our hosts are fluent enough to joke, keep time and handle the formal moments in each language — and to switch between them the moment the room needs it.
Not everything twice. The right things, in the right language.
Translating every line doubles the running time, so our MCs do not do it. They host mainly in the language most of the room speaks, translate the moments that matter — welcome, introductions, speeches, toasts — and make a point of engaging the smaller group directly, so those guests feel the night is theirs too.
Speeches can be translated sentence by sentence if the scripts are shared at the planning stage.
Host in the main language. Translate what matters. Never leave the other side out.
Before a bilingual MC joins us.
Fluent enough to host, not just chat
We speak with every MC in each language they claim, and look at the events they have hosted in it.
Knows how to split the languages
Mainly the room's first language, the key moments in the second, and real attention to the smaller group.
Knows the culture, not just the words
How elders are addressed, which toasts come first, what is formal and what is play.
Three languages? Ask.
We are sometimes asked for rooms that need three. Tell us the mix and we will tell you what is possible.
Before you book.
What will an MC cost?
Every MC on your shortlist comes with a firm quote, plus GST. For an indicative range before you enquire, use our price calculator.
Which languages do you cover?
Our roster is strongest in Mandarin, Hindi, Cantonese and Arabic alongside English, with hosts in Korean, Vietnamese, Italian, Urdu, Punjabi, Tamil and more. Tell us the mix in your room.
Does a bilingual MC say everything twice?
No. Mainly the room's main language, with the important moments translated and the smaller group engaged directly.
Do we need one MC or two?
Usually one fluent host, so the night flows as a single event. For some rooms — a large crowd, three languages, or a very formal programme — two MCs work better. We advise on the call.
Does a bilingual event run longer?
A little. Because not every line is repeated, the difference is small.
Do you take events entirely in one language other than English?
Yes. The same hand-matching and the same standard of host.
Open the price calculator for an indicative range. More questions? Read the full FAQ or get in touch.
Worth reading before the day.
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Tell us the languages in your room.
A real person calls you, then brings you a hand-picked shortlist of MCs who speak them — within 3 business days.