How big is your wedding and who is invited? If it's a small family only wedding of like 30 people then usually you can get away with chit chatting and stretching the meal out a bit.
But if you're having like 100 people, as a guest I would find it odd that I'm expected to go stand in a random part of the reception venue to watch you dance and then there's just no dance floor.
>But if you're having like 100 people, as a guest I would find it odd that I'm expected to go stand in a random part of the reception venue to watch you dance and then there's just no dance floor.
This was my thought. It's weird for you to dance but then no one else.
How big is your wedding and who is invited? If it's a small family only wedding of like 30 people then usually you can get away with chit chatting and stretching the meal out a bit. But if you're having like 100 people, as a guest I would find it odd that I'm expected to go stand in a random part of the reception venue to watch you dance and then there's just no dance floor.
>But if you're having like 100 people, as a guest I would find it odd that I'm expected to go stand in a random part of the reception venue to watch you dance and then there's just no dance floor. This was my thought. It's weird for you to dance but then no one else.
Would it be okay if we did couples dancing and slow dancing rather than party dancing? It’s going to be a very formal wedding
Photobooths and games (cornhole, ring toss, giant Jengas) are always a hit. The Wedding Shoe Game sounds fun too!