The act
Exciting introductions, improvisation and heartfelt moments are all part of Col Cameron's approach as a host. More than thirty years across comedy, character acting, voice work, music and training give him several ways to engage a room. Before taking an event, Col meets with you, listens to what you want to achieve and explains the style he would bring. For a wedding, that process gives you a chance to discuss the introductions, interviews and audience moments that feel appropriate for your guests. His background as a touring stand up comic remains a strong thread through the way he holds attention.
See Col Cameron play
Watch Col Cameron perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
What it costs
Pricing
Quote on enquiry
For your exact date, venue and running time, we send an itemised quote.
Pricing is confirmed before anything is booked. GST and travel are shown clearly on the quote.
Good to know
What to expect
It starts with a quick meeting, online or in person, and Col Cameron reckons that's the best part of the job. He'll have researched your organisation before you speak, so the meeting isn't spent explaining who you are. He listens instead: what you're trying to achieve, what the day has to do, what you're worried about. The more you tell him, the better the result. He'll answer questions about how he works, and if you're still deciding between MCs, he'll set out what he'd do with your event.
On the day
It depends on what he's doing for you. For straight MC work he turns up early, checks the microphone and the lighting, and that's about the size of it. If he's delivering something bigger, a live auction, an interactive segment with guests on stage, a keynote, he'll get in touch with your audio visual team before the day so nobody is solving problems while the room fills up.
Performance options
Beyond hosting, Col can deliver a keynote, build and run a team building session, or take the gala. There's a video option worth knowing about: he records short branded teaser or call to action clips in his own studio for you to send out before the event. Guests get to know him before they meet him, which helps the room warm up faster, and it's a handy way to pass on late details like a venue change, parking or a wet weather plan. That one carries a small extra fee.
Insurance and paperwork
Public liability insured.
