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Seating arrangements are one of the toughest things to plan for a wedding. A lot of brides, once they've made several attempts at trying to seat their guests in some order, abandon the whole idea and let people sit where ever they want to help 'conversation flow'. This is more the kind of thing that works when only close friends and family are invited to the ceremony. If you've got a huge crowd coming to your wedding or all your guests do not know each other, then you need a seating plan.

The tough part about seating plans is that no one really wants to sit at the back or let's say next to the kitchen door. Then there's the fact that you do not want your guests to know who was a B list guest and who was the A list guest and if you put someone in the back with your great aunt, it'll be a bit obvious.

Seating arrangements may be about where your table is but if you've got great tables then it's likely that your guests will not mind sitting somewhere that a bit further from the head table. You can create great looks for your table according to where they're place and give each one a unique look, something that sets it apart from other tables. Use different things like fruit bouquets, fresh fruit arrangements and other unique centerpieces to create a different theme for each table. Use other elements from your wedding arrangements and make each table look so special that no one minds sitting at just because it's not at the front.

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Source by Kate Garner