Ok so we are supposed to get married in September (we are now 59 days away) and there are a number of covid restrictions right now which mean we can't even travel to our wedding venue, although hopefully that will change. If we can travel to our wedding location, it's unlikely there will be much in the way of restrictions since it's out a little bit, so we won't need to reduce our guest count.
We are having about 110 people, and everyone will be seated on 3 large long banquet tables, with a head bridal table running along the top, like a giant E on it's side.
My question is, we are unlikely to know who can come to our wedding until very, very close to the day, and might not have time to print a chart. Is there a way around this? How much lead time did you need for your seating chart? We're supposed to have our final guest count 1 month beforehand, although I imagine our venue will waive this under current circumstances.
Would you just... print the whole thing and find some cute washi tape to stick over names that don't come?
Or plan something totally different like writing on clear glass ourselves a day or two beforehand?
Is there some obvious solution I haven't thought of?
This is, of course, working on the assumption that our wedding can go ahead at all - please cross your fingers for us that it will be safe enough!