"Choose a seat not a side" -- couples are opting to forgo sides of the aisle • Offbeat Wed (was Offbeat Bride)

Weddings are all about combining families, right? So why not start doing so from minute one of your ceremony?

I absolutely love the way my couples are using “choose a seat not a side” signs to enforce that message and ask their guests to sit ANYWHERE they want.

Are you opting to get rid of sides at your ceremony?

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Comments on “Choose a seat not a side” — couples are opting to forgo sides of the aisle

I saw this on pintrest and my finace and I already have the sign made up =]

I’m thinking about possibly using this idea too since one of the venues we have in mind has a rather unusual seating arrangement that makes having two opposite sides practically impossible. However, I would like to maybe use a dry-erase board or even create a poster telling people they can sit wherever the hell they please.