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How to compromise with FH with seating arrangement

He's freaking me out a little...

posted 2 years ago in Reception
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Blushing bee

hisswallow September 18, 2014 Ontario, Canada

We are hoping to book an overnight venue and there are several things happening throughout the late afternoon/evening but the sweetheart says to me:

So there is the ceremony, pictures, dinner, dessert, coffee. Cake cutting and in the morning a champagne brunch but what are we going to do for all the hours in between?

Gah!

I was hoping to not have a dance because there are less than 20 guests. Help?!

2 years ago

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Busy bee

Mrs. Dee to Bee January 30, 2010 Louisville, KY (Wedding in TX)

Um. Wedding night sex??? I dunno. Just a thought. ;-)

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pansyshell October 8, 2010 Central Pa, Wedding in Outer Banks, NC

haha Mrs Dee to Bee that is exactly what I thought too!

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hisswallow September 18, 2014 Ontario, Canada

LOL yes Mrs. Dee but I am thinking that he means ways to entertain the guests until they decide to retire for the evening... we are pretty kinky but not THAT kinky. *grin*

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Busy bee

Mrs. Dee to Bee January 30, 2010 Louisville, KY (Wedding in TX)

LOL. Got it. Hahaha. That's Awkward. Are you having a groom's cake or candy bar or late night snacky favor? Perhaps those could be handed out after you've greeted guests for a while and it would be little goodnight-send-off to the guests that says, "It's been real, it's been fun...and now leave." lol. Or, you could have a receiving line. Usually after the cake's been cut, toasts have been made, etc. and the guests have greeted you, they're ready to move on. (:

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