"Achieve the Perfect Wedding: 6 Classic Performances for a Reception that Guests Will Love!"

2018.03.29 published

What are the "great" productions that guests think of?

As I research, I find that there are many kinds of productions for wedding receptions, and I get lost in what to do.

I want to create productions that are not just for my own satisfaction, but that will be well-received by the guests. I want them to be happy.

I believe this is a natural sentiment for the bride and groom.

So this time, I will introduce some classic productions that guests will surely think, "That was great!"

@mame_san0

If you do them all, your wedding will surely be wonderful!

Production ① Seating Card Messages

Writing letters to each guest and sneaking them into the seating cards is definitely a delightful touch.

In reality, there is very little time to talk with guests on the day, so let’s take this opportunity to express individual gratitude!

@kao_wedding1115

Production ② Thanks Bite

The first bite between the bride and groom after the cake cutting is classic, but

calling the parents, close friends, and planner for a Thanks Bite afterwards is also exciting.

Guests watching will surely think, "What a kind and compassionate couple!"

@a.bride9

Production ③ Big Spoon from Groom to Bride

For the first bite, it’s popular for the bride to prepare a large big spoon to surprise the groom.

But recently, there has been a reverse trend!

Many couples have surprised guests by having the groom feed the bride with a big spoon!

If the bride enjoys eating, be sure to consult with her fiancé and give it a try!

@na20160330

Production ④ Dress Color Guessing Quiz

The dress color guessing quiz is definitely a must-do production as it keeps guests eagerly waiting for the outfit change.

However, since many guests from the groom's side may not know the bride at all,

it’s a good idea to provide hints such as "The bride's favorite princess is ○○", "The bride's favorite flower is ○○", "The bride's personality is bright and refreshing", "Born in summer", etc.

@mi_wedding.0303

Production ⑤ Groom's Letter

It can be done before or after the bride's letter, but a letter from the groom to his parents is also recommended as it is very touching.

Many guests will tend to relate it to their own family and past experiences, so a letter from a son is sure to resonate.

Why not ask him, "Why don't you give it a try?"

@morirena_ftw

Production ⑥ End Roll with Shot-out and a Message to Guests

In the end roll movie that wraps up the reception, including footage from the ceremony and the first half of the reception makes it enjoyable for guests, as they might say, "Look, I'm in this shot!" or "I wonder if I’ll appear?"

It’s also wonderful to add a one-liner message to the guests.

Since it’s hard to include messages for each person, you could say something like, "I look forward to seeing you again during New Year's" to relatives, and "Let's all gather and move our bodies after a long time" to school friends, conveying messages by group.

@beautifulbell22

It's okay if it's a classic! Let's create productions that guests will enjoy!

"Aren't classic productions just clichéd?"

I understand that feeling, but classic productions that are well-received by guests are genuinely appreciated.

Please be sure to try doing all the productions I’ve introduced this time!

@a.e3.pre87