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first things will be your guest list. How big do you want your wedding to be? The main thing to remember is that ten to twenty percent of the people invited will not be able to attend. For instance, if you invite 200 guests, 160 will probably attend.
Now you can start to think about the seating for the meal. Do you want to do assigned seating or open seating, outside or inside dining? Most people opt for assigned seating. This choice eliminates the fear that anyone will feel left out. Also, if it is a hot or cool day, older people in your party will be more comfortable dining inside.
You might feel the need to have all your guests eating in the same room, but for larger weddinga’this will be near to impossible in many settings. At the Bleu Rock Inn, the terrace can accommodate up to 90 people.
For larger parties, another dining room must be utilized. But remember, the dinner itself is a small part of the entire event. The cocktails and hors d’oeuvres hour, right after the ceremony, is the perfect time for people to meet and mingle. And after dinner, a champagne toast will get
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