For our seating chart my husband repurposed a length of old picket fence and hung vintage keys from small while nails along each slat. I painted the table numbers along the top and the guests' names next to the keys. Instead of searching for the traditional name card, each guest had to locate the silhouette that corresponded to their key at their designated table - a small game to kick the evening off and break the ice. Although we were not there to see our plan unfold (we were waiting in the flanks to make our big entrance), everyone found their seat - or someone's seat at least!
For our seating chart my husband repurposed a length of old picket fence and hung vintage keys from small while nails along each slat. I painted the table numbers along the top and the guests' names next to the keys. Instead of searching for the traditional name card, each guest had to locate the silhouette that corresponded to their key at their designated table - a small game to kick the evening off and break the ice. Although we were not there to see our plan unfold (we were waiting in the flanks to make our big entrance), everyone found their seat - or someone's seat at least!
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