![]() ![]() ![]() I’ve also been to a wedding with a receiving line, and again, I really felt for the bride and groom, who must have stood there and smiled and shook hands with people for ages. We just went to a wedding where the photographer did all of the group shots, then called any of the guests who wanted photos up, and it took what felt like HOURS. We also quite like the idea of going around to each table, but we are having a ‘cricket wicket’ type set up with the bridal table and big long tables forming a giant ‘E’ shape, so it won’t really be possible to go around to each table with any ease. During that we do a few family shots (we didn’t really want/need many) and then sneak off for our couple photos. Whether guests are walking from the ceremony site or are arriving in shuttles, having a receiving line by the entrance means they’ll have to wait to say hello before they make their way. Then after the ceremony we have 30 minutes mingling with guests and our photographer taking candid snaps of those interactions, before the cocktail hour begins. Hi, We hope you are doing great Just wanted to make sure you had a chance to see our wedding invitation and RSVP. Our plan is pretty traditional – fiance will be waiting at the altar and people can come up and say hi beforehand before they sit down for the ceremony. I can’t quite imagine what that would look like. Has anyone greeted their guests before the ceremony as they arrive We are thinking of doing this instead of a doing a receiving line after the ceremony or. ![]()
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