Wedding Breakfasts - Etiquette and a How To!
I touched on table etiquette in an earlier blog, so I thought I’d expand on it. In an increasingly fast paced and casual world, many people no longer attend formal dinners, or even eat in a formal style at home or in restaurants. This is just the way of modern society and isn’t very noteworthy – until it comes to a wedding! For many weddings, the whole day takes on a fairy tale opulence, and has its own traditions, etiquette and even its own language! Does it matter? Well yes, and also no! If you want the big banquet dinner with shiny cutlery and sparkling glassware, then you are introducing customs and traditions. In reality it doesn’t matter if someone uses the red wine glass for the white wine, or their mains fork for their starter, but the flipside is that your guests may feel a little embarrassed if faced with an unfamiliar environment! We don’t want guests feeling embarrassed on the big day (especially those sat on top table, or perhaps sitting with older guests