Wedding Reception Order of Events... A Perfect Wedding Day Itinerary.

Wedding Reception Order of Events

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Create your wedding reception itinerary from the sample wedding reception program below. You can use the customized wedding reception program samples to suit your own wedding. If you wish to change some of the order around a little, just change the elements as you see fit. The information below is merely a guide to help get you organised - it is not a set of rules. Accommodate your own customs and specifications by changing the order of wedding reception as the need arises.

	Your guests arrive at the wedding reception, they are greeted by a wedding reception usher and/or the reception manager.
	On arrival, the drinks waiter offers your wedding guests a choice alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
	Your guests are either given their table numbers or escorted to their tables. In some cases the guest can look up their own table number and seat themselves.
	A food waiter walks around offering canapés to the wedding guests while they are mingling.
	The Master of ceremonies announces that dinner will be served soon and asks your guests to make their way to their seats.
	The bridal party is announced: The Master of Ceremonies introduces the bridal party. Firstly the bride’s parents, groom’s parents, the bridesmaids and groomsmen, the maid of honour and best man, then the ring bearer and flower girl and last of all the newly weds.
	The bride's father makes a short speech and welcomes everyone to the wedding reception and thanks them all for coming.
	First course of dinner is served.
	The Best man makes a toast to the newly married couple.
	More wedding speeches and stories can be told during and after dinner, to entertain the guests. (Optional)
	The MC or DJ announces the first dance for the newly-weds.
	After the first dance, the rest of the bridal party is asked to join the dance floor.
	The MC or DJ announces that everyone else can join the dance floor.
	The MC or DJ announces the cutting of the wedding cake.
	Your groom removes and throws the wedding garter. (Optional)
	The bride throws a bouquet, usually a bridesmaid’s bouquet. (Optional)
	Wedding cake and coffee or tea is served.
	The newly-weds change into their going away outfits and have another dance. (Optional)
	The newly-weds thank their wedding guests and say their goodbyes. Share your thoughts with Us Below. Warmest Regards From Us @ KweenDeplanna Events