reserved

mrsbehnke

Hello Ladies,
Do i need to have a reserved sign for the first one or two rows on both sides or is this just common knowledge, or do we just have our ushers make sure they seat the right ppl in the first rows/leaving them open as they seat our other guests??

DramaGeek

I think it's pretty common knowledge.  If you're using ushers, just make sure they know to leave it open.  If you're not using ushers, you might want to block those rows off with tulle or another sort of pretty decorative fabric.

meganb1977

It is pretty common knowledge but can't hurt and might be cute to set it off with a bow or etc.  The coordinator at your venue might be able to suggest what people usually do.

jalafa

I'm just placing two black bows on the 1st two rows on each side to let people know but most do know not to sit in the front rows. Just let your ushers know as well!

jalafa

I'm just placing two black bows on the 1st two rows on each side to let people know but most do know not to sit in the front rows. Just let your ushers know as well!

toothpastechica

I hope you wouldn't need one, but having ushers can help make sure no one else sits there and I've never been offended by having my place saved by a card that says reserved on it. Whatever you want to do.

kateguess22

You can definitely do without one. We are going to have signs on reserved seats that are going to look like this:

 

vexie

We just made sure our ushers knew who the  first few rows were reserved for so they didn't seat anyone there.  I think most guests are curteous enough to know they can't sit up front.

TiffannieF

I just put a "Reserved" sign on each spot/seat on the first row.