Bilingual Russian-English speaking master of ceremonies, tamada-toastmaster, and conferancier "Antonina" (Russian: «Антонина)» is available for hire in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and other States. "Antonina" (a.k.a Denis) is also available to perform as famous Russian-Ukrainian drag queen character Verka Serduchka (Ukrainian: Вєрка Сердючка), who is a Ukrainian comedian and pop and dance singer. In the role of Verka Serduchka, he represented Ukraine in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 and finished in second place.
Some important info about toast from the toastmaster "Antonina": The word "toast" is of Latin origin and referred to an actual bit
of spiced, burned bread which was dropped into a cup of wine to improve its flavor, and to
help absorb the sediment. In the 18th Century, when communal baths were popular, a wag
drank to the health of a famous beauty from a cup of rinse water. A light hearted lad
standing nearby offered to jump in with the lass, exclaiming, "I do not like the
liquor so much, but I should love to have the toast" referring to the dampened
damsel. Eventually, drinking to one's health became known as drinking a toast. All speeches at weddings are really toasts and
replies to toasts. Good taste requires certain rules be followed: each toast and each reply should be no longer than four minutes, three would be better, one joke per toast, and it should be at the beginning, slang or vulgarity should not be used.
one should not refer to the honeymoon or the family the bride and groom may or may not have.
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Bilingual Russian-English speaking master of ceremonies, tamada-toastmaster, and conferancier "Antonina" (Russian: «Антонина)» is available for hire in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and other States. "Antonina" (a.k.a Denis) is also available to perform as famous Russian-Ukrainian drag queen character Verka Serduchka (Ukrainian: Вєрка Сердючка), who is a Ukrainian comedian and pop and dance singer. In the role of Verka Serduchka, he represented Ukraine in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 and finished in second place.
Some important info about toast from the toastmaster "Antonina": The word "toast" is of Latin origin and referred to an actual bit
of spiced, burned bread which was dropped into a cup of wine to improve its flavor, and to
help absorb the sediment. In the 18th Century, when communal baths were popular, a wag
drank to the health of a famous beauty from a cup of rinse water. A light hearted lad
standing nearby offered to jump in with the lass, exclaiming, "I do not like the
liquor so much, but I should love to have the toast" referring to the dampened
damsel. Eventually, drinking to one's health became known as drinking a toast. All speeches at weddings are really toasts and
replies to toasts. Good taste requires certain rules be followed: each toast and each reply should be no longer than four minutes, three would be better, one joke per toast, and it should be at the beginning, slang or vulgarity should not be used.
one should not refer to the honeymoon or the family the bride and groom may or may not have.
