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12-22-2005 05:02 PM ET (US)
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One thing I would like to add to that is with that many people expected, things can become very chaotic, very quickly. In order to control the potential for chaos, we really need to be very well organized. We are really going to need some help from the singles (why, you ask? Because although a lot of the parents are assisting with the banquet, we all have kids that are going to have needs and it can get hectic when tugged on one side by a child and the other by the stress of volunteering), so we need the singles to go above and beyond the call of duty.
Second, we need to decide how we want to handle serving the food. With that many people, it will take a lot to control the amount of people who will get in line for the food. I'm assuming that we will have it as a buffet line but might I suggest one of 2 options: 1) Have the initial dish served to each person sitting so we don't have tons of people going for the food. Sit down style. After the first round of food is served, people can get up to help themselves for 2nds. This helps control the amount of people and the amount of food given. 2)Have people man each item of food that we are serving so we can control what is served. We can call out the tables that we want to go into line to be served, guests should be first, etc. I think the serving of the food will be the most hectic.
I will volunteer to be the talking waiter. Who's coming with me.
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