Wedding Bliss: The Sassy Host, Miss Nathalie Salcedo

I honestly don't know how to start talking about our wedding host, Miss Nathalie Salcedo. I think I am still in awe on how amazing her hosting skills was during our wedding. I get asked a lot about her, where we met her, who is she, and/or if she's a celebrity or something. My guests told me two common things about her : she's a good host and she's so pretty. The truth is-- there are also only two things I am sure about her: She's a good host... and she's so pretty!

Miss Nat was booked later on the wedding planning, so I didn't know much about her. We booked her less than a month before the wedding through our wedding coor (and through phone only) so I really didn't get the chance to talk to her only until the wedding day itself.

The reasons why it took me a long time to book a host were:
1. I didn't know any professional host who haven't hosted any of my friend's wedding. I didn't want want to ~~steal~~ take a friend's wedding host because I want my wedding programme to be a little different than my friends'.

2. I didn't know Miss Nathalie back then. She was just referred to us by our wedding coordinator when I told her (my coor) I haven't found a host yet. My coor said I would not regret taking Miss Nat for a host, and of course they would not refer someone who would ruin their reputation.

3. I thought of asking a friend to host our wedding but I realized hosts could make or break your wedding because basically they handle a big chunk of your wedding day: Your reception programme. So I decided to just book a professional host.

But, even though I booked Miss Nat last, she became one of my favorite person during our wedding. I was so surprised that Miss Nathalie did her hosting job so well that it felt so spontaneous, and so natural. Her byline, THE SASSY HOST, is perfect for her because the way she host is classy and sassy. She's not boring at all, Most of my guests said they enjoyed the programme. Ang saya daw ng wedding ko. I have to give credit to Miss Nathalie because if not for her, I think our wedding programme would not be as fun as it was.

It was also a good thing that my coordinators know her and they worked perfectly together. I didn't have to instruct her on anything- she already know what to do.

Also, it's a huge plus that she looked really beautiful. "Artistahin" for the lack of better term. She looked high-class and that adds up to the glamour of the wedding. Most of my guests remembered her (especially some of my guy friends) as the pretty, well-spoken host. She could capture the whole crowd by just standing in front (because she's so tall, too) more so if she started speaking already.

I am really thankful we had Miss Nathalie as a host even though we just have met her. I felt really blessed because she helped us in making our wedding reception fun and alive.

If you also want to book her as your wedding host,

you may contact her through her facebook page:

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