So my #s went up from about 115 to 150. My venue originally said they could handle it by opening some double doors from the ballroom to the main dining room. Well I could not concieve that it would look like it did! Her solution was to have half the guest in one room and half in another but they could look through the doors to see back and forth. I could not concieve how our guest wouldn't feel like they weren't really invited! I asked her if we could move the tables in the smaller room and put the dancefloor there. That way at least if people didn't want to be with all the noise they could go back into the other room. This would have been a really workable solution as I am going to have many older guests who would prefer not to listen to "booty shaking" music all night. Her response was "We cannot move the tables." After looking at her blankly, my response was (cont'd)....
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