5 Things to Avoid If You Want Happy Wedding Guests
Even though your wedding is primarily about you, keeping your guests happy is also very important. A memorable wedding is made even more so by the joy and laughter you share with your loved ones. We love a happy couple and happy guests at our location in Northern Virginia, so browse through and apply these tips from us on things to avoid if you want to keep your guests happy at your wedding.
- Poor Seating Arrangements
Compiling a seating arrangement chat for your wedding can be quite tasking and challenging. However, it is necessary, and you should pay attention to the spacing between the tables too. You do not want guests bumping into each other as they try to navigate to their seats. Those who do not get along should be seated as far away from each other as possible.
- A Long Ceremony
You do not want your guests to become bored and restless, so try to keep your ceremony short. The same goes for toasts and speeches. Give a time frame for them and make sure whoever is carrying out MC duties makes them keep to time.
- Wedding Catering Disasters
This is a total no-no. Make use of your RSVP cards to get your guest’s dietary requirements and notify your caterer well ahead of time. Also, work with them to ensure that you have enough food for everyone. There is nothing as embarrassing as running out of food at your wedding.
- Lack of Directions
Even when your location is famous and well known, it is still advisable to give your event directions. A mini-map or piece of paper containing directions goes one step further in ensuring a smooth, happy wedding.
- An Inconvenient Location
A convenient location for your guests to get to without much confusion is a great way to keep your guests happy. You do not want them to have to stop at too many places to ask for directions or look through a confusing map and get stranded in the middle of nowhere.
Here at Hunt Country Celebrations, we offer you all that you’d need concerning your wedding in one place. Venues, vendors, experts, and more. We’re located in Northern Virginia and would be honored to host you and your guests. For more inquiries, contact us today.
