My fiance and I are not party hosters. We don't really like having loads of people over or anything, and both do not drink. We have been thinking that after the ceremony to find a beautiful restaurant to have a intimate dinner (that we pay for) with our guests. We don't want to spend gobs of money for a reception that most people will just sit around and stay within their own friend groups and not really interact. Do you think this is enough for our guests, or are we short-changing them by not giving them a full blown reception?
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