Online ShopEmma's answers to reception etiquette
Who sits next to Great Uncle John? When do we cut the cake? It's hard to know what the 'right' things are when planning your reception and, in any case, do you want to do the 'right' thing? Do you want to follow tradition but add a twist of your own? This is your big day, and there are no rules that you have to follow when planning your reception - only to make sure that it's what you both really want. So, stay calm and start planning the celebration to end all celebrations.
Questions I have answered (51)
- Speech etiquette
- Remembering my parents
- Timings
- When to throw my bouquet
- Disposable camera poems
- Receiving line worries
- Wedding chair covers
- Alcohol free wedding
- Favour boxes
- Who to invite?
- Unconventional top table
- How to fold a napkin
- Looking for musicians
- Wedding planners
- Can my guests pay for their own food?
- Tipping after the reception
- Best woman speech
- Free drink?
- Table plans
- Opening line for speech
- Grooms speech
- Slide-show speech.
- Small wine or champagne bottle favours
- Job of a toastmaster
- Top table dilemma
- Speeches
- Brother of the bride speech
- Two receptions
- Ending the evening
- Swapping seats at the reception
- Bride's speech
- Receiving line worries
- First dance
- Wedding worries
- Shy partner.
- Entertainment for the guests
- Double weddings
- Venue change
- The reception
- Decorating the reception
- Wedding play list
- When do we give out the favours?
- Problem with guest list
- Late ceremony
- Timetable for the big day
- Hiring chair covers and napkins
- Entertaining the guests
- Entertainment for a wedding
- Evening reception with a special touch
- Table plans
- Order for recieving line
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