If you're familiar with this tradition (the Czech/Polish dance, not the grand entrance of the bridal party), what would you say is the minimum number of participants that we would need in order for it to work (the tunnel, the ending circle, etc)?
Every wedding I've attended that I can remember has had it. (Ok, maybe 1 or 2 didn't). It feels really special to me. But we're trying not to deplete our savings too much. We will probably invie 100-125, but I have no clue how many of those will show (all family). I'm afraid we'll spend a ton on a venue to accommodate that many, and then no one will show. The way I see it, if we had a smaller guest count we could probably afford a nicer venue, but will a smaller guest list mean a pitiful Grand March? Do I really even want a smaller guest list? I'm so conflicted!
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