Table menus but only one menu?

Everyone is having the same at our wedding too - goats cheese starter, chicken and mushroom sauce or risotto for the veggies, and lemon tart. we are not having menus on the tables as I really don't see the point, it'll be pretty obvious what's on their plate when it arrives!

We didn't even think to tell people what they'd be eating to be honest! Might be nice to tell people, but maybe just under the table plan or something?

I think it's a personal choice. We're having menus because our table name frames are double sided so made sense to put something in there. There isn't a choice but I think it's nice to know what to expect.

I've been to a lot of weddings where there is no choice but I quite like knowing what we're going to eat. I suppose it's not essential though so it's up to you if you can be bothered!

Most weddings have a set menu, but table menus are a nice touch. I like them. X

I like to know, partly so I can plan what wine I'm going to have with each course. My heart would sink at the sight of your starter, but that's due to my fussiness and nothing else.

I'd like to know, we had double side cards with table names on one side and the menu on the other side. Many had requested their choice beforehand so knew what was coming, so it was for info.

I'm having a little "Thank you" note on our place settings, which will be doubling up as a name card and will have our menu on the back. If we didn't have this I might have just had one on the table. I saw an idea to have one on the wine bottles, which I quite liked. Something a bit different would justify it, IMO, but just giving everyone a menu just for the sake of it isn't necessary

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Our guests are pre-ordering so they will have reminders on their favour tags/place name. We will be putting a small notice on the table of what else is available through the evening - icecream bar, chocolate buffet, cheese and biscuits etc.

I would probably like to know what i'm going to be served but it could also mean that anyone who is fussy has time to start making demands of the staff.

Our guests aren't getting a choice either, I've just started writing up a menu board today to stand on an easel cus I figured it'd be nice to show people what they're eating...the previous thread about menus on tables made be a bit argh in case people started fussing (I hadn't thought that people would til I read that :-S)
, but tbh that's up to them if they do, there's no alternatives!

We went to view one of our wedding breakfast venue choices on Saturday and they said they would prove print outs of menus, with their own little template.

This is handy for us, as we will be offering three choices of starter and three choices of main - then serving the cake for dessert.

I'm not having them, I don't see the point. People can wait a full 10 or so minutes from sitting down to eating to find out what they're having. My biggest worry though is people sitting there talking about what they don't like and already forming a bad impression in their mind, I think it's much better to have a nice surprise when the food comes out.