Maybe because I’m in Nebraska and weddings here can be kind of casual sometimes, at least the ones I have been too.
I am assigning tables, not seats just the tables and I am making sure to keep people who don't like each other at separate tables, etc.
I have received a little bit backlash though, saying that open seating is better. I’m not changing it. Too late now and the thought of it stresses me. We are twenty days away.
Have you received backlash? The way I look at it is people will be at their tables for dinner and then will be up and mingling anyways. I just picture open seating to be a complete disaster and cliquey.
Trying to avoid a high school lunchroom scenario.
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