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Seating Arrangement Rules
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Question & Answer |
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Are there any rules about the
seating arrangements for the rehearsal dinner? I personally would
like to see people use this dinner as an opportunity to get to
know one another a little bit prior to the wedding, since I feel
it may be more difficult to socialize as much at the wedding.
Would it be wrong for me to mix the guests up a bit, instead of
placing people with only people that they know?
I think your idea is excellent.
Usually, the rehearsal dinner is a more relaxed time and it
should be an opportunity for the two families to get
acquainted. If the dinner will be held at a restaurant, you may
not have as much time to fully accomplish your goal as you would
if it were held at a home or another location where you don't
feel compelled to leave too soon.
You can seat people however you
choose to, perhaps brothers by brothers or some other
arrangement. You might even have a time after dinner when you
ask each person to tell three things they learned about the
person on their left (or right). That will get people
interested in each other even more and some might discover
common interests that they want to explore further.
Glenna Tooman, ForeverWed.com
Wedding Consultant
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GIFTS |
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Princess Jewelry Box
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Your attendants will feel like royalty when you
give them this elegant princess jewelry box! |
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Folded Washcloth Candle
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Need a whimsical favor for the ladies
at the spa-themed shower or bridesmaid luncheon?
Shaped like a pair of folded washcloths, these candles
encourage good, clean fun. |
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Personalized Magnets
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These magnets make cool save-the-date mementos, and favors
for the bridal shower, rehearsal dinner, and the wedding
reception, too. |
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