We only get our venue until 10:45pm and by the time dinner is complete it will be approx 8pm. My fiancé doesn’t feel like this is sufficient time for the dance floor to be open. He would like more time dancing. Would it be weird to do our first dance sooner so that way the floor could be open to guests to dance? I was thinking while people are eating we dance but I’ve never seen that at a wedding before so not sure if it’d feel odd. Also our current floor plan has the dance floor outside so if we did that we’d have to figure out a way to move the dance floor inside where people would be eating. Or what if we did our entrances, did first dances really quick outside while everyone is out there for cocktail hour? Then we all head inside for dinner after? And whoever finishes eating early can go ahead and start dancing?
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