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Beginner April 2014

Stuck at the top table planning

FutureMrsFudge, 26 June, 2013 at 10:59 Posted on Planning 0 4
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We've been trying to organise the top table, well at about 50 guests(hopefully) coming, we're a bit stuck as to who sits where.

my h2b's dad is no longer with us, and his mom isn't well so would need a carer by her side/close by so we feel as though we couldn't have a traditional top table.

I will be having more guests(mainly family) attending the day time, whereas my h2b has his mom, sister and BIL, and that's it, with the majority being his friends including BM.

So can anyone help us with any ideas?

Also our daughter will be 18months then, and ideally we'd like her to be with us, but we're stuck as to whether we let her sit with the other bridesmaids/cousins and my sister.

Tia x

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Latest activity by *Pugsley*, 26 June, 2013 at 13:38
  • tayto
    Beginner May 2013
    tayto ·
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    Two ideas spring to mind:

    1. Table with just you and your OH in the centre/top of the room

    2. Table with just the immediate bridal party - you two, best man, groomsmen, bridesmaids

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    Beginner April 2014
    FutureMrsFudge ·
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    Thank you both!

    I like this idea! As we both don't like to be centre of attention so being mingled with everyone else would suit us down to the ground!

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  • PinkButterfly
    Beginner June 2014
    PinkButterfly ·
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    There was a thread on this topic not long ago...

    I'm not having a top table... We will be having a table amongst other guest seated with friends and their partners!

    my mum and stepdad, dad and step mum and OH parents with all host there own table!

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  • *Pugsley*
    Beginner March 2014
    *Pugsley* ·
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    Why not do a round table filled with whoever you want with you?

    You don't need to stick to traditional top tables.

    My sister sat on a table with all her friends and each parent or group or set of parents hosted their own table. Worked easier as her OH's parents are divorced.

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