give your guests a program so that they know how the evening will unfold.
customize any portion of it to fit your circumstances. Just keep in mind that this order has worked successfully for
countless couples and is likely what your guests will expect.
at each table is a good way to get your guests to
mingle, socialize, and chat while they wait to be
served.
of honor or parents)
this time, the bridal party and family should have had
enough time to eat since they are served first.
have the food stations close to the dance floor so you
may want to limit dancing while the food is served to
avoid food accidents on the dance floor.
necessary some brides and grooms like to take time to
thank their parents, guests, and anyone who helped
make the day possible.
the reception before the party ends with some type of
transportation, or something huge like a marching band
or fireworks display. If so, you'll want to do it before all
the guests leave. You may also choose to stay at the
reception until it ends; it's all a matter of choice.
idea if you love to party and want to do something
beyond the reception.