Who will pay for the wedding reception?

The wedding banquet for the daughter is paid by the daughter's parents or newlyweds themselves.

Customs vary from place to place, so you will have no problem if you follow them. In most areas, the parents pay for the banquet, and then the money is also given to the parents. The man's parents pay for the banquet, and then decide who will collect the money according to the wishes of his family. In fact, generally speaking, when women hold banquets, there will not be too many people, and most families will not care about money. If they care, newcomers usually pay for these tables themselves to avoid family conflicts.

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Matters needing attention in wedding banquet:

1, the banquet venue should be spacious.

When booking a hotel, newcomers must personally inspect some on-site places to see whether they are spacious enough, whether the air is fresh and whether the sunshine is sufficient. Only in this way can we accommodate more guests, keep the air fresh and circulate, and make newcomers feel warmer and more comfortable. Dalian wedding photos taken by photographers at the wedding are more natural and perfect under the sunlight.

2. Banquet dishes should have flavor.

The banquet should pay attention not only to the location, but also to the taste of the dishes. After confirming the hotel, it's best to find a friend who knows good food and try some dishes. After all, this is related to the appetite of the guests. If the food in the hotel is not good, the appetite of the guests will also decrease. In addition, there must be no shortage of food, so as not to let the guests go home hungry, which is a rather embarrassing thing.

The banquet reservation is carefully calculated.

When ordering a banquet, newcomers must arrange tables according to the number of guests, and how many people are needed for each table. Newcomers must make a budget. Of course, after careful calculation, it is best to arrange an extra table. The main purpose of this is to avoid temporary guests without seating arrangements, or guests who bring their children to the wedding banquet with insufficient seats.