呢排諗緊Seating plan呢個issue, 找到以下資料等自己編坐位時諗清楚先編, 希望會避免到不必要既煩惱
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@用自己相做seating plan background, 唔知會唔會太自戀呢??
如果諗到有不能解決既問題
e.g. 可唔可以mix埋男女家一起坐主家席?? 有小朋友又點做好呢??
我相信下面既資料都可以解決到的.
Reception seating plan
Drawing up a seating plan for your wedding reception
might seem a simple task until you actually sit down to do it.? Suddenly
all sorts of questions spring to mind. Should you mix the two families?
How do you cope with family feuds? Where do you seat children? Do you
really need to assign seats or can you just assign tables?
Here are the answers to a few of the common questions you might have about drawing up your wedding seating plan.
Can I mix the bride and groom's families?
Generally mixing the two families is
fine, and as you are probably hoping your families will be meeting up
frequently in the future, you want to get them socialising as early as
possible.? Making sure you have people with similar interests, or of a
similar age group on the same table is often more important than keeping
family groups together? If you do want to split up the two families you
might want to consider a recent trend in wedding seating, which is a
couple of large, banquet styles tables, rather than many smaller round
tables.
How should I cope with family disputes?
Most brides find there are sensitive
family issues to consider when they are planning their wedding.? Perhaps
you are inviting a divorced couple and their new partners, or an uncle
and aunt that haven't said a civil word to each other for twenty years.?
Keeping the two parties as far from each other as possible in the
seating plan will make life easier, but make sure they are an equal
distance from the top table so it doesn?t look like you are taking
sides.
Where do I seat children?
If you are inviting children to your
wedding, you might want to consider a special children's table for the
older kids. Providing activities such as colouring on that table may
keep the children entertained longer than listening to their parents'
conversations, and you can have children's food served there.? Babies
and toddlers should stay with their parents, and you need to make sure
there is room at the parents' table for a high chair or similar.
Do I need to assign seating?
Assigning seating avoids a number of
embarrassing situations such as guests causing offence by saving seats,
an inappropriate dash for the best seats, the last guests to arrive
having to sit in leftover single seats, and hard of hearing guests being
seated where they cannot hear the speeches. One option to make your
task a little easier is just to assign tables and let your guests decide
for themselves where on that table they will sit. ???
Can I split up groups of friends?
Yes it is fine to split groups of
friends over several tables. They will have plenty of time to mingle and
socialise after the meal and on the dance floor, they don?t necessarily
have to sit together.? If the members of the group are fairly outgoing
and sociable, putting a couple on each table will improve the overall
atmosphere of your reception, rather than having one raucous table
amongst a load of quiet ones.?
Do couples need to sit together?
Couples do not necessarily have to sit next to each
other, but they should be placed on the same table. Traditionally only
engaged couples should sit next to each other, but this is not a hard
and fast rule.? Consider the situation of each couple; those with young
children, or those who spend most of the week apart because of work
commitments might prefer to sit together.
Where do I seat guests with special needs?
When you are drawing up your seating
plan you will need to assign extra space for any disabled or pregnant
guests.? These may also need to be placed closer to the bathroom
facilities. You will need to place those that are hard of hearing, or
have poor eyesight near to the top table.? You will also need to
identify where guests with special dietary needs are seated so that the
waiting staff can find and serve them easily.
There are many
considerations to take into account when you are writing your wedding
seating plan, but don?t forget that it is your special day and
ultimately you should arrange it the way you want.? To some extent you
will restricted by the size and shape of your venue and the seating
arrangements they offer, but if you have very specific ideas about how
you want to arrange your reception many venues are willing to
compromise.
