The bride and groom may be rather nervous on the day of their wedding, while the best man may be anxious about reading out the speech; however, guests are likely to be anxious about where they’re seated and who they’re placed next to.

The seating at a wedding is always a topic for conversation, and you’re always bound to have a few people who are disappointed with their spot. Perhaps they have a restricted view, or they’re seated don a table with an individual that they’re not keen on. Both ways the seating plan should always be thoroughly organised and you have to consider the needs of the guests when you’re creating this plan.

The main thing is to seat people so that they’re comfortable and ready to socialise. Think about who would get well with whom, who should be closer to the front and who should be further away. These are things you should consider and it’s always important for the bride, groom and the wedding planner to take the time to create an ideal seating plan for your guests.