Hello & Welcome.
I'm Stefan The Tall Toastmaster.
Cheshire Toastmaster Based in the Northwest.
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My role is to ensure your day unfolds effortlessly, allowing you to fully enjoy every special moment. With my wealth of experience, I am here to answer any questions—big or small—and provide support tailored to your unique celebration. Whether you're planning a formal event or a more relaxed gathering, I’ll be there to make sure everything runs smoothly, giving you peace of mind throughout the day.
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About Me...
With over a decade of experience in the hotel industry, I began my career as a Wedding Coordinator and Conference & Banqueting Manager, overseeing hundreds of weddings and events. Through these years of planning and execution, I discovered that my true calling lay in becoming a professional Toastmaster—guiding couples through their special day with warmth, precision, and expertise.
For me, the most rewarding part of my role has always been meeting people, understanding their unique vision, and helping bring their dream event to life. Every wedding and celebration is a reflection of the people behind it, and I take pride in ensuring their day unfolds seamlessly, filled with joy, meaning, and unforgettable moments.


My goal is simple—to help people feel happy and relaxed on what can often be a stressful day. With years of experience ensuring seamless events, I bring calm, confidence, and expertise to every occasion.
In 2012, I established The Tall Toastmaster, and in 2013, I was deeply honored to be accepted into the Northern Guild of Toastmasters—possibly as their youngest (and certainly tallest!) member yet. Since then, I’ve had the pleasure of working with countless couples and families, guiding them through their most important celebrations while discovering incredible venues across Cheshire.
I live in Stockport, close to the vibrant city of Manchester. When I’m away from my red coat, you’ll often find me out on my bike or immersed in a woodworking project in my shed—two passions that let me unwind and recharge.