Four Fab Ways To Wow Your Wedding Guests

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Your entire life, you have daydreamed about the way that you want your wedding to play out. You’ve envisioned the way the crystals on your dress catch the light as you swish through your venue. You’ve thought about the way that your groom will look at you adoringly as you glide towards him to say your vows. You have mooned over the first dance song, and already decided on the shoes you’ll change into for extra comfort. While you’re thinking about the ways that you can have the perfect wedding, have you thought about how your wedding plan will make your guests feel?​

While your wedding is all about you and your groom, it’s also about the guests. Let’s face it; it’s a ceremony without guests. A wedding party is the celebration of your union after the vows have taken place, and you want to put on the best that your guests could ever attend, because most wedding parties become the stuff of family legend if they’re executed in the right way. So, now you need to ensure that you have the right wow factor for your big day. Here are some super suggestions to ensure that this is exactly what you get.

Seat ‘N’ Sip. Pinterest and other wedding sites may have pointed you in the direction of the best companies that do catering for weddings, but one of the most memorable things is that moment when guests walk into a wedding venue and are handed a drink. Instead, turn this tradition to a new way for people to find their seats. Add a ribbon or a place card to a glass of pink champagne and watch the delight on your guests’ face as they check their card and see their table number.

Outfit Change. Everyone ooh’s and aah’s over the ballgown of a wedding dress that brides wear down the aisle; it’s part of the ceremony. However, there’s nothing more beautifully shocking than a bride that changes outfit during the ceremony to a shorter, more dance-appropriate dress!

Little Thoughts. The idea of your wedding party is for everyone to have a great time. There are some more than others that will have a fantastic time and really enjoy the bar at the reception. Little hangover kits filled with aspirin, water, energy bars and a voucher for a greasy burger could be the best little party favour ever.

More Than A Meal. A wedding breakfast is always a delicious meal, but by the evening, with all the drinking and dancing, people are usually peckish again. Instead of laying on a lavish buffet, it may be worth thinking outside the box with bacon sandwiches and fries instead of a spread of food. You can bring in a veggie alternative,  for those who can’t stomach meat.

​The guest experience for your wedding day is crucial to your memories in the future. You can find some of the most fun experience ideas online for a memorable day.

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