Brunch Reception

I'm planning a Sunday brunch reception. One of reasons I love it that it will be more low key and some might say boring, but I'm older (almost 50). We plan to have a dj for some dancing, but I suspect it won't be hours of dancing and that's just fine with me. We are also having some lawn games. I personally just want to sit down and chat with my guests and just have a really relaxed time.

We are doing a brunch wedding! We are having dancing though - what's ur timeline? Our ceremony is at 11am and the reception ends at 4pm.

We are having a Sunday high tea for our reception. No dancing but we'll have a photo booth and a magician and lots of lawn games.

We did brunch because it was so relaxed, and it was great! We had a musician and a few people danced, but for the most part we just ate, drank, and enjoyed. Plus, you know, brunch food rocks.

I think the venue will give you more versatility, but both will work for your needs.

I'm currently planning for a brunch wedding. I live in New Orleans and we love brunches here. Bottemless mimosas and bloody Mary's, amazing food, great friends and family and friends, and some music. Plus I love that I'll get to spend the entire day celebrating with family. I'm hoping that people start dancing eventually at the reception, we have a cousin who's a DJ so he knows the crowd, so hopefully he'll use that to his advantage. If not we'll just have good music in the background of the conversation. Also down here we do second lines, money dances, etc. so a DJ is a must for me. But I am worried that people would be bored too, so another thing we're looking into is a few lawn games like corn hole toss, giant jenga, maybe even a limbo.