This is my first post here, really keen to get some insights! I’m having a 60 person outdoor wedding on the beach under a tent - no bridal parties, I have a sister and my fiancé has a brother so they’re sort of faux MOH and best man. I’m trying to figure out seating, we’re likely doing two long tables with a shorter table connecting them at the end to make it a u shape. I’m currently on bad terms with my sister and my mother due to some bad decisions made recently, and my fiance’s parents are divorced with new partners (one married, the other with a brand new girlfriend) and while they get along we can’t seat them together. Is it bad if I put the families with their guests at the ends of the two long tables and sit instead with my friends? I know the answer is probably yes but the alternative will mean a tense and awkward dinner which isn’t fun at all.
thank you!!
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