Kid & Play - Expert Advice on Having Children at Your Wedding!
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Your dad stands up to give a toast. A hush sweeps over your guests and all eyes are on you, your new husband and dad at the head table. There are laughs, there are touching moments, and just as dad's about to get to the piece de resistance in his speech, your cousin's daughter decides now would be a good time to start throwing a temper tantrum.
It's always tricky planning a grown-ups only wedding. And if you were to invite only certain children, where does one draw the line and set an age limit and still keep it fair? There are ways to work around the Adults Only Wedding vs. Kids Welcome Wedding situation. For those opposed to having any children at their reception, there are ways in which you can make it so your message is clear without offending too many people. Today's Brides' Night Out recap focuses on children and wedding receptions with the answers from the very experienced and knowledgeable, Karen Kaforey of Signature Events.

How Can We Only Invite Adults to Our Reception?
This is one of 13 clips highlighting some of the "Brides' Night Out" Q&A panel that occurred at the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville.So there! Not too daunting an issue and one that can be easily communicated without coming across as rude. But what if you really do love children and you don't mind having them at your reception? How do you make it so mom and dad get to party and play with the other grown ups while getting to bring ther kids to your celebration?
How Do We Handle Daycare So Our Guests Can Stay Later?
Big thanks to Karen and also to AndyCam Weddings for the video clips. If you're wondering about the interview Karen mentioned in the clip, here's a link to it from Martha Stewart Weddings - as always, great advice! In case you missed our first two installments, do check out the Q & A's on wedding trends and weddings at the Country Music Hall of Fame.
