I think seating older guests nearer to the dance floor would let them enjoy the festivities by getting a good view of everyone else. At weddings I've been to, "grandma and grandpa" really love commenting on all the action they get to watch. Sometimes just because people don't like to/can't dance themselves doesn't mean they won't get a kick out of watching the hoopla!
There is so much more to this endeavour than old folks and young-I am happy to help you but honestly you are going to have to consider who sits with whom, and where in relation to you, the cake, etc. This can take days! Good Luck let me know if I can help
i think i remember reading somewhere a strategy on how to seat our guests,
i.e. older guests who probably won't be dancing as much near the dance floor? or away from the dance floor? etc?
anyone have suggestions?
posted by vee 172 posts 2 months agoI think seating older guests nearer to the dance floor would let them enjoy the festivities by getting a good view of everyone else. At weddings I've been to, "grandma and grandpa" really love commenting on all the action they get to watch. Sometimes just because people don't like to/can't dance themselves doesn't mean they won't get a kick out of watching the hoopla!
Good luck!
posted by ustwiggie 117 posts 2 months agoThere is so much more to this endeavour than old folks and young-I am happy to help you but honestly you are going to have to consider who sits with whom, and where in relation to you, the cake, etc. This can take days! Good Luck let me know if I can help
posted by ju1244 254 posts 2 months ago