Setting the table
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Wow. Double wow. That's just brilliant!
kaneohegirlinaz
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Ditto!
I've gotta know how they smoothly get everyone to sit in the right place with a table that big and so long and obviously with two sides.
At events such as a wedding there's a list of names and then table numbers and it's easy to find where you go, but this.... how?
At events such as a wedding there's a list of names and then table numbers and it's easy to find where you go, but this.... how?
If google is to be believed, and I don’t see why it wouldn’t in this case, very detailed seating charts are made out well ahead of time, attendees are sat according to a strict order of importance, and the charts are sent out to all the attendees offices ahead of time, and there are indeed placards just to help, if needed.
kaneohegirlinaz
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TastyReuben that makes perfect sense!
Damn! And I thought the guests just pulled a ticket out of a hat at the front door and rode their luck!
rascal
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The Kommandant takes about 30 mins setting for 10. Condiment s have to be perfect stout. Knives polished as she sets them. Napkins and everything has to be perfect 
Im cooking so she needs to fill in time
Russ
Im cooking so she needs to fill in time
Russ
rascal
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Seating is who doesn't want to play as my partner . Im notoriously hopeless at euchre.
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Our table is half set for family dinner. Shirls upstairs getting changed so I took this Pic.
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I'm so glad to see the fork on the left. That's how I set the table. My DH grew up with the fork on the right. He always tells me I set it wrong, even when we go out and the fork is on the left and I point it out, lol.