Feb 25, 2013 | Posted by: abi s

Now that you have found all of using use using your free wedding planner apps for the iPhone or iPad. It is time to get down to the brass tacks of organization. Having a great wedding reception requires precision planning. If you've ever been to a reception that wasn't well-planned you will surely see the need for precision planning.

As with any other event. There has to be a time-line to that end, you just might want to use the tried-and-true method of having a program for both the ceremony and reception . No matter how many weddings you've attended it is hard to know how to plan for what happens next at your own event below you will find an example of the possible time-line for wedding reception

Now that the I do's are over you and your husband leave the ceremony first, followed by the bridal party and photographer. You should allow one hour or more between the in the of the actual wedding ceremony to the beginning of the reception for photographs. While you are in your bridal party is being photographs your reception desk should be enjoying a cocktail hour. Cocktail hour should start as soon as the first guests arrive at the reception venue until it's time for your grand entrance.

Reception begins at 6:00

you should have someone entered the reception area to announce that is time for the new Mr. and Ms. to enter the room. The bridal party and both sets of parents are announced first. The bride and groom are then announced and enter the room. This is the perfect opportunity for the first dance. But most people prefer to after the meal.

If there's to be not been the bride and groom are escorted to the table and everyone is seated. This is a time for speeches and well wishes. It goes something like this, the father of the bride generally says a welcome home and thanked the guests for comment honorees and attendants speak someone says a blessing over the meal, the best man and the maid of honor man may choose to speak at this time. All speakers should be brief, maybe 10 minutes per person, when making their wedding toast. Allow about an hour and a half for eating and then it's time to party. About an hour before the end of the reception. The wait staff will begin preparations for dessert and coffee, the cutting of the is the signal to all parties that the even is over.

to learn more about this staging of the wedding ceremony and reception, while you're there download the free wedding planner apps for iPad or iPhone and have a great time planning your big event.