Reserved signs for ceremony

Will you have ushers? If they are seating your guests you can tell them which rows to avoid.

I think people know not to do this and the signs look too informal for me. Reminds me of a school play or something.

I'm not having ushers. I may just make or get simple signs like this after I figure out how many seats/rows will need to be reserved

Sometimes we have them, sometimes not. Most people know the first rows are for family.

No we're not having ushers either

Are you guys doing embellishments on the chairs lining the aisle? If so, perhaps decorating the reserved rows with a different color/style?

No signs, but the different color ribbon or embellishment should be enough.

I'm putting up reserved signs for the front rows for family

I was wondering the same thing.

Most people definitely know the 1st row is reserved , but not the 2nd row ( if needed). There are some nice and cheap designs from Esty if you want to get signs.

ETA: spelling

Do the signs. Most people may not know, in my experience.

Our ceremony seating arrangement is very intimate (two rows of 10 seats on each side of the aisle, in a semi circle shape) so I'm definitely doing reserved chair tags.

Our venue actually requires us to put names on those seats. We will also have a reserved seating sign on each side. I know some people on both sides of our families think they're super special, so we'll avoid any confusion.

I am gonna do reserved signs just to make sure. At my friends wedding they didnt and it became a problem but they didnt want to be rude to many of the people they wanted up front had to sit in the back