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Seating arrangement help needed!
The space we are using for our destination wedding reception in is a hotel. It is a room divided into two different areas-upper and lower room. Upper room has a grand piano, comfortable love seats,chairs, and tables. Our cocktail hour will be in the upstairs room. The lover dinong section will he closed off with a decorative ribbon, and the person giving the last toast (the hostess) will open the ribbon and invite everyone to eat. There will be 2 continents and two different languages represented although most of the europeans speak passable english or better.
We will have about 40 guests and a few children as well. Below are pictures of both sections as well as the connection between them.
The dinner is a formal 4 course gourmet dinner, and we dont anticipate any dancing. This hopefully gives you an idea of what we are planning
Question is- How do we set up the tables? One long rectangular table or a few small ones (These seat 6 a piece)
All input is welcomed.
1st photo is the cocktail area

The space we are using for our destination wedding reception in is a hotel. It is a room divided into two different areas-upper and lower room. Upper room has a grand piano, comfortable love seats,chairs, and tables. Our cocktail hour will be in the upstairs room. The lover dinong section will he closed off with a decorative ribbon, and the person giving the last toast (the hostess) will open the ribbon and invite everyone to eat. There will be 2 continents and two different languages represented although most of the europeans speak passable english or better.
We will have about 40 guests and a few children as well. Below are pictures of both sections as well as the connection between them.
The dinner is a formal 4 course gourmet dinner, and we dont anticipate any dancing. This hopefully gives you an idea of what we are planning
Question is- How do we set up the tables? One long rectangular table or a few small ones (These seat 6 a piece)
All input is welcomed.
1st photo is the cocktail area
