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My sister and her husband have now moved out of our house. With them they took their 42" LCD. We have not turned on the TV for 3 nights, until last night.
I felt sudden guilt - "We are getting married in March - That is NOT long - 117 days to be exact! I should be making something, or organising something".
Why would I feel guilty?
I mean it's not like we haven't booked the celebrant, or paid the photographer.
Oh wait - WE HAVEN'T!
On the 20th of this month BF#1 receives a pretty big payout from work and we will be able to pay all of those pretty people. Can you say ph-ew! I must email them both today letting them know.
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My guilt had me sitting there creating our table seating arrangements. People state that picking who goes on who's table is hard. I have the solutions
DON'T HAVE A BRIDAL PARTY TABLE.
I cannot think of anything worse than being a bridesmaid at someone's wedding and sitting on a separate table to my partner who was not in the wedding, especially if he didn't really know anyone! So easy way to fix that - Don't have one LOL!
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My parents have their own table with their friends, BF#1's parents have the same. My BM's can sit with their BFs and other friends, etc. I have one problem though.....
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Where does BF#1 and I sit? Can we have our own separate table? All by ourselves with a few extra chairs for people to come and go?
3 comments:
I feel guilty when I sit down to relax at home at anytime. Just what us organisers do!
I think it's pretty pointless doing a seating chart now without having the numbers. I tried doing one and thought if this and that person don't come it will stuff everything up.
We thought about the 'just us' table at the reception, but thought it would just be awkward. You only sit to eat, so who cares!
Oh that was me! haha
have a stand up party!!! then don't need chairs OR seating plans :)
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