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Dress of the day: Anastasia by Maggie Sottero
Unusual wedding cakes from Dragons and Daffodils
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Nov 19th 2007 @ 2:50PM
Florinda said...
The sweetheart table was a pretty obvious choice at our wedding - it was either that or sit with our kids, whom we love...but no. We situated the sweetheart table between two "family" tables - one for his side, one for mine - where our kids, parents, siblings, and honor attendants (best man/matron of honor) sat with their own families. And yes, we made the rounds to visit every table!
My sister and brother-in-law did a similar thing at their wedding ten years ago, and they didn't have kids involved (first marriage for both of them). I think it's a much more enjoyable setup for everyone involved in the wedding than the traditional head table - but as you can see, I'm biased.
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