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Small wedding: Seating chart or open seating?

Alyssa, on July 8, 2019 at 2:34 PM

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We are having about 60 people (small wedding, and after RSVPs) I made a rough draft seating chart, but our plan was open seating since most people our age know each other. Right now we have 8 tables, 8 a pop (might fit 10 each, checking). Or we can do open seating, but add 2 tables. I think most...
We are having about 60 people (small wedding, and after RSVPs)

I made a rough draft seating chart, but our plan was open seating since most people our age know each other. Right now we have 8 tables, 8 a pop (might fit 10 each, checking).

Or we can do open seating, but add 2 tables. I think most people will float around (except family).

Thoughts and advice?
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  • KYLIE
    Super May 2019
    KYLIE ·
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    We had about 42 guests and still did assigned tables—with a mix of 6, 7 and 8 people at each table. I think people really like have a confirmed place to go. We did also have a few high boys so people could chat and mingle after dinner.

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  • karen
    Master October 2017
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    I would to table assignments. I think it is incredibly rude to just do assignments for family. Are they getting better food too?

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  • Ashley
    Super October 2020
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    This is making me feel better about doing table assignments for my 50 guest wedding.

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