Your wedding reception is finally here! With the ceremony complete, you breathe a sigh of relief and look around the venue, decked out just as you envisioned it would be. Your guests may not fully realize it, but you and your new spouse have put a lot of time and thought into making this party a success. Every detail, from the centerpieces to the canapés, has been meticulously planned.
Perhaps one of the less glamorous details of planning a wedding reception is making seating arrangements. You?ve got to account for the size of the venue, keep up with RSVP letters, ensure good traffic flow to the bar and dance floor, and make sure that all guests are set up for a great time during the celebration.
As you begin planning your wedding, perhaps you?re wondering whether you should put together a seating chart for the reception. Should you give each guest an assigned place at the table" Or let them navigate on their own and choose a seat for themselves" There are pros and cons to both options. Here are some to consider. The Pros of Having a Seating Chart

It simplifies things if you have a large group of guests.
You know that feeling of trying to find a seat in the school cafeteria" It can be a bit awkward sometimes. If you?ve got more than 75 people in your reception venue, a seating chart will help simplify everyone finding a seat. Having so many guests scout out empty seats on their own could make for a messy free-for-all. This way, all those people know exact...