I typed something similar up with obviously more details and I know this is still tentative and subject to change but at least I have it done and all I have to do is print off a few copies the day before and hand em’ right over to the EC and band Emcee.
Here is how I picture the flow of our reception to go after the close of the ceremony.
1. Cocktail hour/Bridal pictures
2. Introduction of parents and wedding party
3. Bride and Groom first dance
4. Toasts
5. Dinner Service
6. Cut the cake
7. Father Daughter dance
8. Open the dance floor
9. Last Dance send off
I did not leave off the bouquet or garter toss in oversight, I am just not your traditional bride, Groomzilla and I both discussed we would not be doing these two traditions. I am still working on Groomzilla regarding the Mother/Son dance but he is concerned about his mother’s ability in getting around easily.
Do you think this will flow? And do you think people will leave right after the cake cutting missing all the dancing fun? I am pretty confident that we have a partying crowd, put that together with free drinks all night and I’m sure we will have to force these people out the door at the end of the night!
Next up; Programs.
A picture from my sisters wedding of their first dance where we were all asked to join in. I think we will do something similar to mask the fact that neither Groomzilla nor I have any dancing skills.
3 comments:
I like when the first dance follows the cake cutting. I did a combined mother/son father/daughter dance. My guests were really happy that I had dinner immediately following the ceremony without a boring cocktail hour.
sounds good and 2 thumbs up to leaving off the bouquet or garter toss - we did, as well.
Reading this post just got me REALLY excited for your wedding! It is going to be a blast!
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