About Me
The Difference Between
"Mic Holder" and a
Master Of Ceremonies.
I am Yash Soni. For over 5 years, I haven't just hosted events—I have elevated them into unforgettable experiences. As a premium wedding emcee and corporate event anchor, I transform ordinary gatherings into seamless, high-energy celebrations.
1100+ stages later, I’m just getting started.
By The Numbers
1100+
Live Events
05+
Years Experience
70+
Cities
100%
Unscripted Energy
It Started With a Spark
Five years ago, I picked up a microphone with a simple goal: to kill the awkward silence. What started as a hobby quickly turned into an obsession.
While others were memorizing scripts, I was studying human behavior. I learned the hard way—dealing with bad sound systems, tough crowds, and last-minute schedule changes. I learned how to read a room instantly, understanding exactly when to crack a joke and when to let the emotion sink in.
My Philosophy
I Don't "Manage" Crowds.
I Move Them.
There are two types of anchors in Jaipur: the ones who read poetry from a phone, and the ones who connect. I am the second type.
My "secret sauce" isn't a fancy suit; it’s adaptability. Whether it’s a chaotic Sangeet with 500 dancing relatives or a strict Corporate Award show, I switch gears instantly. I am the calm in the chaos.
Stages I've Conquered
You don't trust a pilot who hasn't flown. Over the last 5 years, I’ve held the mic at some of India's most iconic venues. I know their acoustics, their layouts, and their teams.
The Palaces
Rambagh Palace, Jai Mahal, City Palace Udaipur
The Luxury Hotels
Fairmont Jaipur, Marriott, The Leela
The Corporate Hubs
JECC Sitapura, Birla Auditorium
Know your venue is on this list? Then I already know the drill.
Signature Style
No "Pass the Parcel" Here.
My games aren't for kids (unless it's a kids' party). I curate modern, high-energy interactions that get people off their chairs.
For Sangeets
"The Couple Trivia" (Roast edition), "Dance-Offs" (Boys vs. Girls).
For Corporates
"Ice-Breakers" that don't feel awkward, Rapid-fire industry quizzes.
The Rule: No one is forced to participate, but everyone will want to.
Crisis Management
Scripts are Safety Nets. I Don't Use Them.
A script can't help you when the electricity goes out or the Bride is 20 minutes late. Most anchors panic. I pivot.
I have a mental library of 50+ filler interactions ready for these exact moments. When the unexpected happens, I don't just fill the silence; I make the audience think it was part of the plan all along.
"Your Stage,
My Responsibility."
When you hand me the mic, you aren't just hiring a vendor. You are handing over the responsibility of your reputation. I take that seriously. You enjoy the party; I'll handle the rest.