1. Head Count.
2. Categorize Guests into Groups.
3. Floor Plan.
4. Table shapes.
5. Head Table or Dais.
6. Parents Table.
7. Friends’ Tables.
8. Relatives’ Tables.
9. Children’s Tables.
10.Table Cards Should Be Easy to Find.
Wednesday, August 1, 2018
10 Tips for Party and Wedding Seating
As a host, your goal is to create an environment conducive to enabling your guests to fully enjoy themselves; and hopefully, along the way, create lasting memories. While assigned seating for weddings, Quinceañera, Bar Mitzvahs, and sit-down formal events certainly isn’t mandatory, assigned seating does make things simpler for the catering staff and guests alike.
1. Head Count.
2. Categorize Guests into Groups.
3. Floor Plan.
4. Table shapes.
5. Head Table or Dais.
6. Parents Table.
7. Friends’ Tables.
8. Relatives’ Tables.
9. Children’s Tables.
10.Table Cards Should Be Easy to Find.
1. Head Count.
2. Categorize Guests into Groups.
3. Floor Plan.
4. Table shapes.
5. Head Table or Dais.
6. Parents Table.
7. Friends’ Tables.
8. Relatives’ Tables.
9. Children’s Tables.
10.Table Cards Should Be Easy to Find.
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