Getting married and beginning life with a significant other is a monumental occasion. Traditionally, your wedding day is celebrated with a large group of friends and family. Nonetheless, many couples prefer to keep their wedding day private and personal. In this blog, we will discuss the various reasons why couples choose to elope rather than plan a traditional wedding.
The night before the wedding, every bride goes to bed, anticipating eight wonderful hours of blissful dreams and the joy of the next day. But the question is, who do you spend the night with? Due to superstitious beliefs, many couples have been separated until their wedding, preventing their matrimonial fate from being predetermined from the start.
While assigned seating at a wedding is not required, most couples choose to have a wedding seating chart. At any type of sit-down dinner event, including your wedding reception, assigned seats simply make things easier.
To begin with, it ensures that each table is fully occupied and it makes plated dinner service less confusing for the employees. Choosing seating arrangements for your wedding guests can be overwhelming at first, but it can be a lot of fun! To get started, we’ve put together the best guide to creating your wedding seating chart.
So your fiancé proposed, you're engaged, and you're starting to plan your wedding. Now, it’s a good time to enlist some help by popping the question and asking your closest friends, 'Will you be my bridesmaid?' in the most creative, fun, and meaningful way possible.