How to Plan Your Wedding Reception Menu
Cocktail Party
Who should choose it: Duos on a budget. You can offer hors d'oeuvres for less money than a sit-down meal. (Just be sure to keep the party under
three hours. If you go longer, the cost difference between the two parties is negligible.) This may also appeal to couples
with a 300-plus guest list and second-time-arounders.
Who should avoid it: Brides seeking the spotlight. Cocktail parties tend to skip introductions of the couple, first dances, and dances with parents.
What to ask: The best time to schedule it. An 8 p.m. reception clues in guests to grab a bite before, whereas a 5 p.m. start time signals
supper.
Next: Casual Barbeque
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