How do couples arrange wedding banquet seats?

We usually divide the guests attending the wedding into the following categories: classmates, relatives, friends, colleagues, etc. With so many people and so many identities, how hospitable couples arrange their wedding banquet seats, where each guest sits and even who his neighbor is is a big thing to consider. The only wedding planner has collected and compiled information and summarized four experiences, hoping to help the couple arrange the wedding banquet seats in an orderly manner so that the guests can come happily and leave satisfied. 1. Guest classification If there are hundreds or more guests attending the wedding, the guests need to be classified, usually into the following categories: classmates (groom’s classmates and bride’s classmates), relatives (groom’s relatives and bride’s relatives), friends (groom’s relatives) friends and friends of the bride), colleagues (colleagues of the groom and colleagues of the bride), etc. 1. Different colors can be used to represent different relationship categories on the wedding banquet seat map. For example, the table cards for classmates are green, the table cards for colleagues are blue, etc. 2. Under normal circumstances, male guests and female guests are separated and distributed on both sides of the T stage. 3. In addition, guests with children need to inform the hotel in advance to prepare child seats. 4. Try to arrange for guests you know to sit together. 5. The wedding banquet seat map clearly indicates the guest's relationship type and table number to facilitate guests to find seats. 2. Arrange early and prepare early. In the previous blog post "Complete Guide to Wedding Process Preparation", we recommended that couples arrange wedding banquet seats one month before the wedding for the following reasons: 1. The actual number of guests can be basically guaranteed one month before the wedding. Accurate determination. 2. Arranging wedding banquet seats one month before the wedding is neither too early nor too late. 3. Important guests can confirm whether they will attend the wedding one month before the wedding to prevent the wedding banquet seat map from being inconsistent with the actual seats. 3. The principle of priority for the main table and the question of whether it is left or right. At a wedding, the newlyweds are the absolute protagonists and focus. The main table should be placed in the middle of the wedding hall, facing the stage; if there is a T stage, the main table is usually placed on the left side facing the stage. Regarding the question of whether it is better for the main table to be on the left or on the right, we believe that for festive events, the left is more expensive, that is, larger; the right represents another meaning. After sorting out the data, we found the following rules: 1. Xia, Shang, Zhou, and Jin (including the Spring and Autumn and Warring States, the Southern and White Dynasties, and the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms): Civil servants respected the left, and military officers respected the right. 2. Qin, Tang, Song and Ming: respect for the left, that is, Zuo Da. 3. During the Han, Yuan, Qing and Three Kingdoms periods: respect the right. 4. The heart is on the left side of the human body, so the left side is larger. 5. Wedding customs in my country: the engagement ring is worn on the middle finger of the left hand, and the wedding ring is worn on the ring finger of the left hand; it is also the left hand. 6. In foreign countries, wedding rings are generally worn on the ring finger of the left hand, which is also the larger left finger. 7. In the cross talk between two people, the protagonist is on the left and the supporting character is on the right. 8. The left mentioned here refers to the left side facing the stage and the right side facing away from the stage. 4. Personalize the wedding banquet seats. Of course, the couple can also arrange the wedding banquet seats in a personalized way without following traditional customs. For example, arranging two main tables, with the groom on one side and the bride on the other, it doesn’t matter who is on the left and who is on the right; arranging all the female guests on the bride’s side and the male guests on the groom’s side will also leave room for the wedding. Very romantic memories and memories. Being different can make people remember it deeply. We can also make a fuss about the tablecloths. Regularly arranging tablecloths of different colors will also add luster to the wedding.