How to Create a Party With Your Wedding Floorplan

One of the big items you’ll be working on as you plan your wedding is your wedding floorplan.  Like your schedule it’s a big part of how your day will flow.

Clear wedding tent at a Hawaii wedding at Lanikuhonua private estate in Hawaii by Destination wedding planner Mango Muse Events creator of Passport to Joy

(Photo credit: Marina Miller)

The important thing to keep in mind with your floorplan is that it needs to have BOTH functionality and flow.

From the functionality side, you want to set things up in places where it makes sense.  You don’t want to cause any bottlenecks or block doorways.  And you also don’t want people to feel squished or really far away.  You want people to be comfortable.

In addition, you want your wedding floorplan to have a natural flow and energy.  You want the placement of food and drinks, the music and the dance floor to naturally flow from one activity to another.  You want your wedding floorplan to naturally guide guests on where to go and what to do.

And lastly, you want to make sure it all works together to create the experience you want.

Beautiful outdoor wedding reception at the Los Altos History Museum by Destination wedding planner Mango Muse Events creator of Passport to Joy

 

(Photo credit: Bethany Carlson)

Now if you want your wedding to be a party, where people are active, up and dancing, then you’ll want to pay attention to this wedding floorplan tip from our DJ friend, Troy from Troy Michael DJ:

“Place the dance floor, DJ and bar all near each other. It makes for a more cohesive party with better energy.”

Troy’s tip puts a cherry on top of what we were just talking about.  If having fun, dancing, and the party aspect is important to you, then you want to build your room to be conducive to that.

When you’re working on your wedding floorplan, keep the party energy together instead of spreading it apart.  It will keep your wedding guests active and having a good time.

Guests dancing at an outdoor tent wedding reception in Hawaii at Loulu Palm Estate by Destination wedding planner Mango Muse Events creator of Passport to Joy

(Photo credit: Christie Pham Photography)

If you want to check out more of Troy’s work and party making skills, you can do so here.

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