So of course the front rows at our ceremony will be reserved for our families.
I’ll be standing on the right (as is traditional in Jewish weddings) so I was under the impression that my family would sit on the right side of the aisle (directly behind me) and my FH’s family would sit to the left (directly behind him).
However our coordinator told us that generally it is flipped... so if I stand on the right side, then my family would sit on the left side, diagonal from me. Her reasoning was that from the diagonal angle, they’ll get a better view of my face. Now, this makes sense but she’s also given us some pretty bad advice before lol so I just wanted to see if that’s actually what is typically done or not.
Which side of the aisle did your families sit on? Behind you, or diagonal?
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