Your wedding seating arrangement is absolutely crucial – both for the way you feel at your wedding and for the way your guests will enjoy themselves. So, how do you create the perfect wedding seating arrangement? We have some tips for you – so read on and find out more
· You don’t need a “head table”. While this used to be almost mandatory back when weddings were more traditional, it is far from being a “must” these days. However, you will need a table – and it can be a small table just for you and your loved one, or a table where you can seat your wedding party as well.
· Allowing your guests to sit wherever you are can turn into a huge disaster – but you can definitely assign them to a certain table, and not a particular seat. This way, they will have a bit more freedom of choice and they will start the evening wherever they feel best.
· Some couples choose to mingle the guests, so that they meet new people at the wedding. However, this might make some of the guests feel uncomfortable – so the best way to do this is by putting two groups of people at each table. If they get along, they will socialize among themselves, and if they are not in a very social mood, they can simply hang out with the people they already know.
· As for the singles, be very careful about setting them up in very obvious ways. You can definitely place two singles at a table if you know they will like each other, but it might not be a good idea to create “all singles” tables, as this will probably make everyone there feel quite awkward.
· Allowing your guests to sit wherever you are can turn into a huge disaster – but you can definitely assign them to a certain table, and not a particular seat. This way, they will have a bit more freedom of choice and they will start the evening wherever they feel best.
· Some couples choose to mingle the guests, so that they meet new people at the wedding. However, this might make some of the guests feel uncomfortable – so the best way to do this is by putting two groups of people at each table. If they get along, they will socialize among themselves, and if they are not in a very social mood, they can simply hang out with the people they already know.
· As for the singles, be very careful about setting them up in very obvious ways. You can definitely place two singles at a table if you know they will like each other, but it might not be a good idea to create “all singles” tables, as this will probably make everyone there feel quite awkward.
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