The only wedding emcee who tells your love story in two languages, then rewrites it so everyone laughs.

Absolutely. I can officiate your ceremony myself as a licensed officiant. Or, if a friend or family member is marrying you, I'll just run the ceremony audio so their words are actually heard. Either way, I then host and DJ your reception, switching between Cantonese and English so every guest feels included from "I do" to the last dance.

Yes. I'm licensed to legally marry you and perform your ceremony in both Cantonese and English. Most couples who want a fully bilingual day book me as a package: officiant, emcee, and DJ, one person from "I do" to the last dance. That's The Whole Day package at $2,500.

The entire San Francisco Bay Area. San Francisco, San Jose, Oakland, Sacramento, Napa, and everywhere in between.

Right here. If you're in San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, Fremont, Milpitas, or anywhere in the Bay Area, I travel to your venue. Check your date and I'll confirm availability same day.

Reception emcee + DJ (with GigBar dance lighting) is $1,860. Add ceremony audio, perfect when a friend is officiating, and it's $2,200. Want me to officiate too? The whole day is $2,500. À la carte: ceremony audio $350, emcee-only $900, DJ-only $960.

Most emcees translate. I rewrite. I take your real love story and reshape it into something genuinely funny and personal, then deliver it live in both Cantonese and English with energy that keeps the whole room engaged.

A few things. Most bilingual emcees translate. I actually live in both languages, so the humor doesn't get lost in the switch. I rewrite your love story instead of just retelling it, which means your guests laugh at the real version of how you met. During the shoe game, I pull personalized questions from what your speakers literally just said at the mic, so the couple gets surprised by their own story. I build a custom love story trivia game your guests actually care about. And if you want one person for the whole day from ceremony to last dance, I'm a licensed officiant. It's just a different level of preparation and personalization.

Yes. I was born and raised in Hong Kong, so Cantonese and English both come naturally. No scripted phonetics, no awkward pauses.

Book a quick call, fill out the inquiry form below, or text me at (925) 876-6029. I'll confirm availability and send package details the same day.

Yes, and they're some of my favorite moments. I host the shoe game in both Cantonese and English, and I actually listen to your speeches first. So when the shoe game starts, I sneak in personalized questions built from real moments your guests just talked about at the mic. The couple never sees it coming. I also build a custom love story trivia game with questions only your people would know, hosted live during the banquet. Everything stays fun, fast, and on schedule in both languages.

Yes. I host Paebaek ceremonies as an add-on to the reception. I'll guide the couple and families through the ritual, keep it moving, and run it bilingually so every guest knows what's happening and why. Just mention it when you reach out and we'll build it into the timeline.

The sooner the better, since I only take one wedding per date. Most couples book 6 to 12 months out, but reach out anytime. If your date is still open, it's yours once you're booked.

I'm fluent in Cantonese and English, that's my specialty. My Mandarin is basic, so if you need a fully trilingual host, let's hop on a call first to make sure I'm the right fit for your day.

Yes. I cover the entire Bay Area and beyond, from San Francisco and San Jose to Sacramento and Napa wine country. I come to your venue, wherever it is.

I do, and it's always a hit. Karaoke is $650 as an add-on to any package. Add a projection screen for $800 and I'll put the lyrics up on a big screen so every guest can follow along and sing.

A DJ plays music. An emcee (also called an MC) hosts the event. That means announcing toasts, cueing dances, keeping the timeline moving, and keeping the room engaged between songs. Most DJs who "also do MC" are reading names off a sheet and calling it hosting. I'm primarily a bilingual emcee who also handles the DJ side, so you get a genuine host and a real DJ in one person, no coordination needed between two vendors whose vibes don't match.

Depends on what "on the mic" means. If your DJ can hold a bilingual room in Cantonese and English, tell stories, run banquet games with real energy, and keep your grandparents and college friends laughing at the same time, you probably don't need me. If it's someone announcing table numbers in one language and calling it hosting, that's a different story. Most couples who've been to a wedding with a real bilingual emcee will tell you the difference is obvious.

DJ-only is $960. Most couples add bilingual emcee hosting to it. That's the full Reception package at $1,860, and it includes GigBar dance lighting. One person, one setup, one consistent energy through the whole night.

A bilingual wedding is one where the ceremony or reception is hosted in two languages so every guest can actually follow along, not just nod politely. For a Cantonese and English wedding, every announcement, toast, and game lands for both your Cantonese-speaking grandparents and your English-speaking friends. Nobody's stuck on their phone wondering what just happened.

My packages are priced for the heart of the Bay Area. If your celebration is out at the further edges of Northern California, a small travel fee may apply, I'll always tell you upfront, never a surprise on the invoice.