reserved signs and petal cones

Re: reserved signs and petal cones

• Sue-n-Kevin member

  

  February 2010

  Either way is fine. If I were doing it, I'd probably do a Reserved sign for the end of each row, with ribbon to "rope" them off.
  
  How many petal cones depends on what you want them for. Are you expecting the guests to use them to throw petals on you? Or is it just decorative? If it's the first option, you'll need more than one per aisle. If they are just decorative, it depends on how much you want to spend or DIY. Unless these have a use for later, I'd do as few as possible. If they are for decorations, maybe alternate the cones with big bows in your colors on the end chair of each row. Cones may be hard to see.
  
  Good luck.

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• jagore08 member

  

  February 2010

  I only put reserved signs on the chairs for the parents, grandparent, brother-in-law, and nephew.  I made separate ones for each person and had their title put on (Mother of the Bride, etc.).

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• HokieBride2B

  

  February 2010

  If you've good ushers, you shouldn't need any reserved signs! Just make sure your guys know where to sit the VIPs and don't worry about it.  Plus, its pretty common etiquette to know not to sit in the front row unless you are a parent, grandparent, or whatnot.  But, if you still feel the signs are necessary, one per row should be more than sufficient.

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