Interracial seating chart

I'm half black-half Filipino and my fiance is white so we have 3 different races and I haven't even considered that as an issue.

My children are mixed and our crowd will be pretty diverse, as well.
When creating my seating chart, I did not consider race at all, but rather professions, hobbies and political views.

Our wedding in August will be interracial. We plan on seating everyone with people they already know but even if there are a few tables that are combined I don't think there would be an issue! Everyone invited is there for us and I would think it would be fine.

I'm biracial- half black, half white and hes white. We decided to sit people together that we know will get along. His family together, my family together. Other tables we are having friends sit together!

I’m Latino and my FH is white. We’ll have a seating chart but aren’t worried about people getting along. Our families all know it will be a mixed race wedding, and we know them all to be kind people. I don’t think it should be a problem unless you know your families are racist (which does happen).

I think I’m a little unclear... what do you mean when you say grouping guests by who they are “similar to”? Also, is there a prior experience that makes you feel like your guests wouldn’t get along?

View Quoted Comment Similar personalities....thata what I meant. I am group his capoeira group together....then older professionals together....etc etc. I am grouping my family together because they know each other. I didnt mean by race

We didn't consider race when doing our seating chart. If someone would have been unhappy with who they sat by because of their race, we wouldn't have invited someone like that to our wedding.

I'm half Japanese, half white, and my family flew in from Japan to see the wedding. Since there was a language barrier, I grouped all the Japanese speakers together so that they wouldn't feel awkward. APart from that, we grouped by people who knew eac hother, by common interests, and by family.