Advice for Weddings
Advice for Wedding Planners
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At the very bottom of the page are some books recommended for the bride (and a couple for the groom).

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Where to Seat Son and Brother

I am having my oldest son and my brother give me away at my wedding because my father has past away and I was wondering should they sit at the head table or just at my family's table with my mother?

The person/people who give you away do not need to sit at the bridal/head table (which typically is just the bridal party - bride/groom bridesmaids and groomsmen).

It's perfectly acceptable to have them sit with your mother at the family table and they/she may prefer that. You can, however, have anyone you want sit at the bridal table. The size and layout of the tables and reception room may also determine how many people comfortably sit at each table.


  
Recommended Books about Wedding Planning
  1. FabJob Guide to Become a Wedding Planner
  2. The Ultimate Wedding Planner & Organizer, 2nd Edition
  3. The Wedding Book: The Big Book for Your Big Day
  4. What I Love About You
  5. Kindle Book: Plan the Wedding of Your Dreams The Easy, No-Hassle Way - Complete with every detail.
  6. The Groom's Instruction Manual: How to Survive and Possibly Even Enjoy the Most Bewildering Ceremony Known to Man
  7. The Engaged Groom: You're Getting Married. Read this Book.
  8. On-Camera Flash Techniques for Digital Wedding and Portrait Photography
  9. Digital Wedding Photography: Capturing Beautiful Memories
  10. Bridal Bargains, 9th Edition: Secrets to Throwing a Fantastic Wedding on a Realistic Budget
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