Menu cards on the tables are a nice touch. The guests know what is coming and if there is a choice of entrees, the staff can move quickly from person to person to take orders without having to explain the options to each and every guest. As the hall will ask for the guests to be seated while the staff takes orders, you really want this process to go as quickly as possible so the party can get started! IMPORTANT!!! Reception halls are dark. Often very dark. Make sure you use an extra large font so people can actually read the menu card!
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Photographers and videographers occupy a unique niche among the professionals.We are often around from the time the bride and groom get ready to the last goodbyes at the reception. We are actually one of the very few who see the entire day. As a witness to over 1000 weddings and events, I have amassed many tips for the bride and groom to be on a variety of topics. And thanks to blogging, I now have a great way to be able to share these tips with you!
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1 comment:
If I may add, it is a must to choose a good venue. Denver has a lot of wedding venues and wedding receptions (Denver) that can fit to any wedding event.
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