We're having our ceremony outdoors and our reception indoors, at the same location. After our ceremony, our guests are going into the building for a short cocktail hour while we do pictures. After we're done with pictures, we're going to join our guests in the building and dinner will start.
Apparently a "grand entrance" is the normal segue to let everyone know we've arrived, and that it's time to eat or start the festivities. Google is giving me all sorts of quirky ideas for how to make our entrance ridiculous and awesome, but I know our fairly introverted bridal party won't enjoy being put on display, and I feel like our guests are just going to want to eat and won't really care how we all saunter into the room, anyway.
Is it okay to just walk in unannounced and start mingling without all the hype? Will that confuse people? Or is there another low-key way to announce our arrival?