- Your contact on the day, for the wedding party and family. She isn't at either hotel
- Every question from 11:35 AM goes to her or your team lead
- Hands out the vendor payments at the end of the night
Good to know
Before you arrive
- 🗓️ The wedding weekend
- Monday, March 8: crew briefing over a meal (see the day before). Tuesday, March 9: the wedding. Wednesday, March 10: an optional day trip to Taipei Zoo and the Maokong Gondola (details coming soon).
- 🏨 Hotels
Bride and bridesmaids: Grand View Resort Beitou (北投麗禧溫泉酒店), No. 30, Youya Rd., Beitou. All 4 of us share one room the night before.
Groom and groomsmen: Renaissance Taipei Shihlin Hotel (台北士林萬麗酒店), No. 8, Ln. 470, Sec. 5, Zhongshan N. Rd., Shilin, by Shilin MRT exit 2.
- 👗 What to wear
- Dress code and colours coming soon.
- 🧳 What to bring
- Bridesmaids: your own hair and makeup kit. Full packing list coming soon.
On the day
- 📞 Day-of contact
- Auntie Corry. From 11:35 AM, message your team lead or her, not us. See the team.
- ☔ Rain plan
- The day-of coordinator makes the call by 9:00 AM, after checking with the venue. If it rains, the ceremony moves indoors to the second floor by the windows.
- 🍱 Lunch
- Delivered to the venue at 12:30 PM for everyone helping with setup. The bride and bridesmaids eat once the bride is dressed (TBC).
- 🎥 Video
- We're making our own video. Someone in the wedding party films the day on a camcorder (who: Gina to assign), and the usher lead takes over during photos and the ceremony.
At the venue
- 🏛️ Venue
- Garden91, No. 91, Sec. 2, Yangde Blvd., Shilin. About 10 minutes by car from the Renaissance, and 25 minutes from the Grand View.
- 📍 Where things are
- Ceremony on the balcony under the trellis. Cocktail hour in the garden and on the boardwalk. Reception on the 3rd floor, party on the 1st floor. Older guests use the elevator. The walkway to the lower farm is roped off: please stay out (snakes).
- 🌼 Decor setup
- Our florals and decor team sets up the giant flowers, the welcome table, the photo bingo spot on the boardwalk, and the place cards. Groomsmen and the family crew do the photo bingo cards, signs, guest book, and card box. See the wedding party setup.
The team
- You
- Your team lead
- Auntie CorryFrom 11:35 AM
- Day-of coordinatorHired, TBC
On the day, message the next person along, not us. LINE IDs coming soon. Not sure who to ask? See who to call.
- LeadAshley Nicolas
- Caitlyn Yu
- Victoria Cheng
- Look after the bride the night before and the morning at the Grand View
- Get ready with her from 9:50 AM
- At the venue with her from 12:30 PM
- LeadMalcom Brake
- Jason Tong
- Derian Tinline
- The boxes: you have the list, and every box gets from the Renaissance to the venue
- Setup: the rope, the TVs, and the photo bingo cards
- Malcom keeps the rings
- Bride's parents
- Groom's parents
- Get ready at your own home or hotel
- Bride's parents: at the venue at 3:00 PM for your first look with the bride at 3:05 PM
- The processional, then the parents' dances at the party
- LeadGina to assign
- Guest book, card box, and wedding newspapers on the welcome table
- Reserved signs and TV signs
- Who keeps the card box safe and takes it home: Gina to assign
- LeadGina to assign
- Briefing with the day-of coordinator at 3:05 PM
- Move guests to the balcony, the garden, the 3rd floor, and the 1st floor
- The usher lead films, 3:00 – 4:30 PM
- Gina to assign
- Film the day for our own video
- Hand over to the usher lead, 3:00 – 4:30 PM
Wedding party setup
A few decor jobs on the day, alongside our florals and decor team. The steps are in the day below.
At a glance
- Setup window
- 12:00 – 3:30 PM. The venue opens at 12:00 PM, and nobody can enter before then. Our florals and decor team is setting up at the same time.
- Not on your list
- Bouquets, trellis, petals, and table decor are handled by our florals and decor team. Signs and cards are on the DIY list.
- Checkpoints
- Entrance done by 1:30 PM. Everything out of sight by 3:10 PM. In place for guests by 3:25 PM.
- Stay out of
- The walkway to the lower farm (snakes), and the path to the boardwalk from 1:40 to 2:00 PM (first look).
Who does what
Decor is split between our florals and decor team and the wedding party. Your list is highlighted. Every item is in the decor checklist.
💐 Florals & Decor
- Bride's bouquet, 3 bridesmaids' bouquets, boutonnieres, and corsages
- Petals down the aisle, and ribbons or flowers on the aisle chairs
- Wildflowers added to the trellis
- Giant flowers at the entrance and in the garden
- Paper lanterns and string lights in the garden
- Welcome table
- Photo bingo spot on the boardwalk: set up, and in before dark
- Reception centerpiece flowers and tablescape
- Place cards on each glass
- Candles and extra lighting
- Welcome sign, and printing the seating chart, menus, and table numbers the bride designs
- Dance floor decor
👯 Wedding party
Your list- Photo bingo cards on the cocktail tables
- Rope off the walkway to the lower farm
- Guest book, card box, and wedding newspapers on the welcome table
- Reserved seat signs at the ceremony (wedding party, parents, and grandfathers)
- TV signs: welcome and drink menu
Boxes
Packed and labelled before March 8 (who packs them: Gina to assign). The groomsmen have the box list: they bring the boxes, load them into the groom's car, and check every one again when we unload at the venue. The emergency kit isn't a box: Ashley carries it.
- Entrance
- Wedding newspapers (one per guest, about 50), the wedding party edition for the photos, venue map, guest book and pens, card box, directional signs, rope and a sign for the lower-farm walkway.
- Garden
- Photo bingo cards (about 50, in English and Chinese), the prize, and the photo bingo spot on the boardwalk.
- Ceremony
- Reserved seat signs, tiger balm and bug spray basket, sunscreen, tissues, printed ceremony order for the officiant, MC, and DJ.
- Reception
- Flower name place cards sorted by table, a printed backup of the seating chart.
- Bar
- All the drinks we supply: mini Baileys bottles, gin, plum wine, Taiwan Beer, red wine, one bottle of Kinmen Kaoliang, guava juice, soda water, tonic water, oolong tea, soft drinks (including Sprite), water, and fresh limes and lemons. Delivered by Costco to the Renaissance on March 8. On the day it goes in a van that leaves with the groom's car at 11:35 AM (who books the van: Gina to assign). Hand it all to the caterer at 1:00 PM.
- TV signs
- USB drives with the welcome and drink menu signs, HDMI cables, extension leads.
- Tool kit
- Zip ties, fishing line, scissors, gaffer and double-sided tape, spare labels, trash bags, power banks.
- Party
- Sparklers or LED wands, a lighter, and a bucket for water, for the sparkler entrance.
- Emergency kit
- Carried by Ashley all day, not in the groom's car: sewing kit, safety pins, stain pen, painkillers, plasters, flat shoes, snacks, water, and a copy of the vows.
DIY
Everything guests read or play is in English and Chinese. The bride makes these before the trip; they travel in the boxes, and whoever is listed sets them out on the day.
Welcome
- TV signs
- On the venue's monitor at the entrance: welcome and order of events. On a USB drive; the family crew loads it.
- Welcome table
- The wedding newspapers (one per guest, about 50), a venue map, and small signs for the guest book and card box. The wedding party sets them out on our florals and decor team's table.
- Wedding newspaper
- Two editions. The guest edition is the itinerary and the newspaper in one: a keepsake for every guest (about 50), on the welcome table. Inside: the order of the day, our story, guest awards, a review of the day, a word search, in loving memory, our honeymoon, and a QR code for the wedding photos. The wedding party edition is an expanded version (what's extra: coming soon), a prop for the wedding party and family photos, with everyone reading a copy. The look: each one rolled up and tied with a cream ribbon, in a woven basket (inspo below).
- Directional signs
- Arrival signs along the walkway, the arrow signs on the boardwalk mirror, and a sign for the roped-off walkway to the lower farm (snakes).
Ceremony
- Reserved seat signs
- For the wedding party, parents, and grandfathers.
- Ceremony order
- Printed copies for the officiant, MC, and DJ.
- Vows
- A copy goes in the emergency kit.
Cocktail Hour
- Photo bingo card
- One per guest (about 50), on the cocktail tables and at the drinks cart. A 5 × 5 grid of photos to take on your phone, with a free space in the middle. The first guest to get 5 in a row (across, down, or diagonally) wins a prize. Where guests share their photos (shared album or hashtag): TBC. Draft below.
- Prize
- For the first guest to get 5 in a row. We prepare it ourselves (what it is: TBC), and it travels in the garden box.
- Drinks menu
- On the monitor by the drinks cart (TBC), and a printed copy at the party bar in the 1st-floor kitchen. Recipes on the Catering & Bar page.
- Boardwalk spot sign
- How the photo bingo spot on the boardwalk works. Game or photo spot: TBC.
Photo bingo card draft, printed with English and Chinese side by side. The 24 squares are shuffled on each card, so no two cards are the same; the free space stays in the middle.
- Photo bingo
- 拍照賓果
- Take a photo for each square. Get 5 in a row (across, down, or diagonally) and show your photos to the MC to win a prize!
- 每一格拍一張照片。最先連成一條線(橫、直、斜都可以),把照片給主持人看,就能贏得獎品!
- Free space (middle square)
- 免費格(正中間)
- A photo with someone you just met
- 和剛認識的人合照
- The bride and groom laughing
- 新郎新娘大笑
- A photo with the couple
- 和新人合照
- The giant flowers with the Taipei skyline
- 巨型花朵和台北天際線
- Someone drinking Baileys Bubble Tea
- 有人在喝 Baileys 珍奶
- Glasses up for a toast
- 舉杯乾杯
- The view from the boardwalk
- 木棧道上的風景
- Someone crossing the stepping stones
- 有人走過池塘的踏腳石
- Someone at the photo bingo spot on the boardwalk
- 有人在木棧道的賓果點
- A paper lantern
- 一盞紙燈籠
- A grandpa smiling
- 笑咪咪的阿公
- Someone you haven't seen in years
- 好久不見的親友
- The best-dressed guest
- 最會穿搭的賓客
- A silly selfie
- 搞怪自拍
- The drinks cart
- 酒水推車
- The trellis on the balcony
- 陽台上的花棚
- Someone reading the wedding newspaper
- 有人在看婚禮小報
- The flower boy
- 小花童
- A photo with a bridesmaid or groomsman
- 和伴娘或伴郎合照
- A group photo of 5 or more people
- 五人以上的大合照
- Someone wearing sunglasses
- 戴墨鏡的人
- Your reflection in the boardwalk mirror
- 你在木棧道鏡子裡的倒影
- The guest who travelled the farthest
- 遠道而來的賓客
- Someone wearing one of our wildflower colours
- 穿著野花色系的人
Reception
- Seating chart
- At the door on the 3rd floor. Our florals and decor team prints and displays it. Who sits where: coming soon.
- Place cards
- A flower name card on each guest's glass (about 40), sorted by table. Our florals and decor team sets them out.
- Table numbers
- A photo of each of us at that age ("When we were 1"), one for each guest table (5). Our florals and decor team prints and frames them.
- Menus
- One for each table. Our florals and decor team prints them.
- Centerpiece tags
- A small "please take me home" tag on each centerpiece, since guests take them when they go down to the party.
Day before Monday, March 8
- Where
- The Renaissance, then the Grand View for the bride and the bridesmaids after the briefing
Crew briefing over a meal
Lunch or dinner together, led by the couple, with about 15 – 20 minutes of briefing. Everything else is in your steps on this page, so Auntie Corry and the ushers can just read it.
- Which meal, and where: TBC
- One walk-through of the processional
- Remind the groomsmen about the box list
Bride and bridesmaids to the Grand View
After the briefing meal, the bride and the bridesmaids go to the Grand View. All 4 of us share one room. About 20 minutes by car (who books the ride: Gina to assign).
- Our dresses
- Our kits
- The bride bag
Camcorder ready
Get the camcorder ready for the day.
- Charge both batteries
- Empty the memory cards
- Record a short test clip
Bride bag to Ashley
Ashley looks after the bride bag from now on.
- Rings
- Invitation suite
- Shoes
- Jewellery
- Vows
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Morning 7:00 AM – 12:30 PM
- Where
- The Grand View for the bride and the bridesmaids, in the room we share. The Renaissance for the groom, the groomsmen, and the boxes
Breakfast
Hotel breakfast starts at 7:00 AM. Eat properly: lunch is at the venue, around 12:30 PM or later.
- Breakfast eaten
Rain decision
The day-of coordinator decides whether we use the rain plan.
- Check with the venue
- Make the call
- Post it to the crew group by 9:15 AM
Get ready with the bride
We're already together in our room at the Grand View. The bride's hair and makeup is about 2 hours, done by 11:50 AM.
- Bridal secretary arrives by 9:50 AM to set up
- Do your own hair and makeup while the bride's is done
- Getting ready photos on our own phones: in robes, reading the paper
- Emergency kit and everything for the venue packed
Film the morning
Short clips of the morning, 10 – 30 seconds each.
- If you're a bridesmaid: getting ready with the bride at the Grand View, and the dress
- If you're with the groomsmen: loading the car at the Renaissance, then setup
Change into your dresses
Change in the room while the bride's makeup is finished. There's no time to change at the venue: from 12:30 PM you're helping the bride into her dress.
- In your dress before the photos at 11:50 AM
Groom leaves for the venue
The groom, the groomsmen, the family crew, and all the boxes, decor, and drinks go from the Renaissance to the venue. About 10 minutes. The bride's taxis leave the Grand View at 12:00 PM.
- All the boxes and suits into the car
- Tick off every box on the box list as it goes in
- Leave the Renaissance
- Meet Auntie Corry at the venue
- Car booking: Gina to assign
Final touches
Photos of the bride and the bridesmaids all dressed up, on our own phones. The photographer meets us at the venue.
- Final touches with the bridal secretary
Bride's taxis
Two taxis to the venue, called ahead of time. About 25 minutes.
- Bride's car: the bride, the bridal secretary, and the dress
- Second car: the bridesmaids and the details
- Rings with Ashley
Groom gets ready
The groom gets ready at the Renaissance with the groomsmen.
- Leaves with the groomsmen at 11:35 AM, at the venue by 12:00 PM
- Gets ready in his room on the 1st floor at 1:25 PM (makeup with the bridal secretary: TBC)
Parents get ready
Get ready at your own home or hotel.
- Bride's parents: at the venue together at 3:00 PM, for your first look with the bride at 3:05 PM
- Groom's parents: at the venue by 3:00 PM
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Getting Ready 12:00 – 4:00 PM
- Where
- Garden91: bridal suite (2nd floor), groom's room (1st floor: his own room or a quiet corner, TBC), and the whole venue for setup
- Setup done by
- 3:10 PM
Wait at the entrance
The venue opens at 12:00 PM, and nobody can enter before then.
- Meet Auntie Corry at the entrance
Venue opens
Garden91 opens to us.
- The day-of coordinator meets the venue coordinator
Unload and rope off the lower farm
The boxes come off, and the walkway down to the lower farm is closed off (snakes).
- Boxes to the storage room
- Groomsmen: check every box against the list again
- Tell Auntie Corry straight away if anything is missing
- Rope and a sign across the walkway to the lower farm
Film arrival and setup
Film the venue coming together. Keep out of the photographer's shots.
- The giant flowers going up
- The trellis filling in
- The bride arriving at 12:30 PM
Set up the bridal suite
Get the bridal suite ready for the bride, who arrives at 12:30 PM with the dress.
- Our florals and decor team puts the bride's bouquet and the 3 bridesmaids' bouquets in vases here at 12:00 PM: check they're in water
- Steamer
- Mirror
- Water
- Snacks
Lunch
Lunch is delivered to the crew room. The bride and bridesmaids eat once the bride is dressed (TBC).
- Eat in turns, so setup keeps moving
Welcome table items and ceremony extras
Set out the welcome table, then the extras for the ceremony.
- Wedding newspapers on the welcome table
- Venue map
- Guest book and pens
- Card box
- Reserved seat signs for the wedding party, parents, and grandfathers
- Tiger balm basket
- Directional signs to the balcony, elevator, and garden
Bride arrives and gets dressed
Settle in at the venue, then get the bride into her dress.
- Find your bouquet (it's in a vase in the bridal suite)
- Help the bride into the dress
Detail items to the photographer
The photographer arrives at 12:45 PM and shoots the details in the bridal suite first.
- Rings
- Invitation suite
- Dress
- Shoes
- Jewellery
- Bouquets
- Rings go to Malcom after the detail shots
Bridal photos
After the detail shots: photos of the bride, and the bride with the bridesmaids.
- Bring your bouquets
TV signs
Our signs go on the venue's monitors.
- Groomsmen move and plug in the monitors with the venue team
- Family crew loads the signs
- Welcome and order of events at the entrance
- Drink menu by the drinks cart outside the 1st floor (TBC)
Drinks to the caterer
Hand everything in the bar box to the caterer when they arrive.
- Bar box handed over
- Caterer chills the beer, soda water, tonic water, juice, and oolong in the 1st-floor kitchen
Rings to Malcom
Malcom, the best man, keeps the rings until the ceremony.
- Ashley hands them over after the detail shots
Entrance check
The day-of coordinator walks the entrance with you.
- Entrance checked
- Groomsmen take a break
Photo bingo cards
The photo bingo cards go out for cocktail hour. Our florals and decor team sets up the photo bingo spot on the boardwalk at the same time.
- Photo bingo cards on the cocktail tables
- Photo bingo cards at the drinks cart
- Everyone off the boardwalk by 1:40 PM
To the boardwalk
Ashley walks the bride down the path to the farm and the boardwalk.
- Bride in flat shoes
- Ashley carries her heels
- Everyone else stays off that path until 2:00 PM
Groomsmen change into suits
The groomsmen change in the groom's room, where the boutonnieres are.
- Suits on
- Malcom pins on the boutonnieres
- Everyone done by 2:15 PM
First look
Just the two of us and our photographer, on the boardwalk.
- The camcorder stays off
Group photos
The wedding party, with the couple.
- Full group
- Groomsmen
- The bride with all of her bridesmaids
- The bride with each bridesmaid
- The bride with the maid of honour
- The groom with all of the groomsmen
- The groom with each groomsman
- The groom with his best man
- The couple with the entire wedding party
- The bride with her partner's side of the wedding party
- The groom with his partner's side of the wedding party
- One shot with everyone reading the wedding party edition of the newspaper
Bride's parents
You arrive together from your own home or hotel.
- The day-of coordinator pins on the corsage and boutonniere
- The coordinator takes you to the garden for the first look, out of sight of the couple photos
Ushers arrive
The ushers get a briefing from the day-of coordinator at 3:05 PM.
- The routes
- The elevator
- The reserved rows
- The roped-off walkway
Camcorder handover
You're in the processional, so the usher lead films from here, once the ushers arrive.
- Hand over the whole kit
Parents' first look
The bride's mom and dad see her in her dress for the first time.
- A few photos of the three of you
Final touches before guests start arriving
All the decor set up, and everything cleaned up.
- Walk through to clean up
- Group briefing for any last details
Ushers in place
Everyone at their post before guests arrive.
- One usher at the entrance, keeping guests at the welcome area until 3:50 PM
- One usher at the stairs and elevator
- One usher on the balcony
- Family crew at the welcome table and guest book
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Welcome 3:30 – 3:50 PM
- Where
- Arrival walkway and entrance
- Guests
- About 50
- Rain plan
- Coming soon
Guests arriving
Guests mingle at the welcome area by the entrance.
- The usher lead films them arriving
Stay out of sight
Stay out of guests' sight until the processional.
- Bride and bridesmaids in the bridal suite on the 2nd floor
- Groom and groomsmen in the groom's room on the 1st floor
Groom's parents
You arrive from your own home or hotel by 3:00 PM. Family flowers at 3:35 PM.
- The day-of coordinator pins on the groom's mom's corsage
- The coordinator pins on his dad's boutonniere
- The flower boy's boutonniere when he arrives
Line up for the processional
Line up by the balcony entrance, out of guests' sight (spot TBC). The order is below.
- Final touch-ups
- Bouquets in hand
- The flower boy lines up with the bride's mom
- Malcom checks he has the rings
- The groom and the officiant take their places at the front (3:55 PM). The groom's parents are already in their seats
- The 3 bridesmaids, one at a time
- The 3 groomsmen, one at a time
- The flower boy (our nephew) with the bride's mom
- Everyone takes their reserved seats at the front
- The music changes and guests stand: the bride with her dad. He hands her to the groom and sits with the bride's mom
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Ceremony 3:50 – 4:30 PM
- Where
- Balcony, under the trellis
- Guests
- About 50
- Rain plan
- Moves indoors to the second-floor area by the floor-to-ceiling windows
Guests seated
Ushers point guests up to the balcony, and guests seat themselves.
- Front rows reserved for the wedding party, parents, and grandfathers
- Older guests use the elevator
Ceremony
The ceremony, on the balcony under the trellis.
- The usher lead films from the side, never in the aisle
- During the vows, the bride hands her bouquet to Ashley in the front row
- Malcom brings up the rings
Recessional
Everyone walks back out in order.
- The couple
- Ashley with Malcom
- The bridesmaids and groomsmen
- The parents
- Ushers send guests down to the garden
Bouquets in water
The bridesmaids' bouquets go back into water. The bride keeps hers for photos.
- Bridesmaids: hand your bouquets to the family crew after the recessional
- Family crew: put them in water in the bridal suite
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Cocktail Hour 4:30 – 5:30 PM
- Where
- Garden and boardwalk
- Guests
- About 50
Cocktail hour
Drinks, appetizers, and photo bingo in the garden.
- Drinks cart at the top of the garden
- Appetizers
- Photo bingo, with a stop on the boardwalk
Camcorder back
The camcorder comes back to you for the cocktail hour.
- Guests in the garden and on the boardwalk
- Toasts
- The view
Family photos
Under the trellis, one group at a time. The day-of coordinator gathers people from the list, and Auntie Corry helps find family.
- Grandfathers first, seated, so they can rest
- Then anyone leaving after cocktail hour
- One shot with everyone reading the wedding newspaper
Card box to the 3rd floor
The card box moves upstairs with a family crew member.
- Card box to the 3rd floor
- Guest book follows at 5:20 PM
Sunset photos
Couple photos in the golden light.
- Enjoy the cocktail hour
Guests upstairs
Guests go up to the 3rd floor for dinner.
- Ushers lead the way and help people find their table
- The guest book goes up too
Line up for entrances
Line up outside the 3rd-floor room for the reception entrances.
- Order TBC
Bouquet upstairs
The bride gives her bouquet to her mom during the welcome speech.
- Take it from the bride after sunset photos and bring it up to the 3rd floor
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Reception 5:30 – 7:00 PM
- Where
- 3rd floor
- Guests
- About 40
Entrances
Reception entrances on the 3rd floor.
- Entrance order TBC
Welcome speech
By the couple, to thank everyone and their parents.
- The bride gives her bouquet to her mom
- Everyone toasts (乾杯) with whatever's in their glass
Dinner served
Dinner on the 3rd floor.
- Enjoy dinner
Cake cutting
The couple cut the cake.
- Gather round for photos
Down to the 1st floor
Guests go down to the 1st floor for the party, right after the cake.
- Ushers lead guests down
- Older guests use the elevator
- The card box and guest book go down with the family crew
- Ushers line guests up on the terrace for the sparkler entrance
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Party 7:00 – 9:00 PM
- Where
- 1st floor
- Guests
- About 30
Sparkler entrance
The couple walks into the party through two lines of sparklers, straight onto the dance floor.
- 6:55 PM: ushers line everyone up in two lines from the terrace to the door as they come down
- Hand out sparklers (LED wands if the venue says no)
- The couple walks in through you, then follow them in to the dance floor
Vendor payments
Hand each vendor their envelope as they finish. Keep the envelopes with you all day.
- Bridal secretary after the party look (about 7:00 PM)
- Photography at 8:45 PM
- The DJ after pack-down
- The caterer after pack-down
- The florals and decor team after pack-down
First dance
Our first dance, on the 1st floor.
- Gather round the dance floor
Parents' dances
The father-daughter and mother-son dances happen at the same time.
- Father-daughter dance
- Mother-son dance
Dance floor opens
The dance floor opens to everyone.
- Get everyone dancing
Card box and gifts
The card box and gifts go to one named person (Gina to assign).
- Straight to a locked room or car
Send-off
The end of the night. Possible move to a second location afterwards (TBC).
- A taxi coupon for every guest
- Ushers help call taxis from 8:30 PM
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Pack-down 9:00 – 10:00 PM
- Where
- The whole venue
- Done by
- 10:00 PM, when the venue closes
Pack personal items
Pack up everything of ours. Our florals and decor team takes down the welcome table and giant flowers.
- Guest book
- Card box
- Leftover newspapers
- TV signs and cables
- The box of our things from the 3rd floor
- Lost property
Bride's things
Ashley packs the bride's things and takes it all to the hotel (which hotel and ride: TBC).
- Dress
- Shoes
- Ring boxes
- Bride bag
- Camcorder kit at 9:15 PM
- Rented dress back to the studio the next day
Camcorder kit to Ashley
The camcorder kit goes to the hotel with the bride's things.
- Kit to Ashley
- Back up the cards that night
Final walk-through
The day-of coordinator walks the whole venue with the venue coordinator.
- Nothing of ours left behind
Venue closes
Garden91 closes.
- Everyone out
Nothing for this person in this part of the day.