Reserved Seating Rows for Family and Bridesmaids: A Touch of Tradition Meets Modern Trend
When planning a wedding ceremony, seating arrangements play a pivotal role in setting the tone for your special day. Traditionally, reserved seating rows were designated for the family and bridesmaids, with the bride's family on the left and the groom's family on the right. However, a new trend is emerging that's breaking down these traditional barriers and embracing a more inclusive approach: "Pick a seat, not a side, we're all family once the knot is tied." Let's explore both the traditional and contemporary approaches to reserved seating rows for weddings. Reserved Seating: Honoring Tradition Reserved seating has long been a way to honor the immediate families of the bride and groom, as well as the bridal party. Typically, the first few rows are reserved for close family members, allowing them a prime view of the ceremony. Bridesmaids and groomsmen often sit together at the front to support the couple during the vows. This tradition is not only practi
