I have seen it written that you serve Champagne with dessert or after dinner. Others say Champagne is served right after the ceremony. Some say you toast the couple before the dinner, some say before dessert, others insist it be after the cake cutting. If there are rules for when to toast and other for when you serve Champagne how do you know when to do both?!

My wedding and ceremony are in the same location and there are only 25 guests attending. The wedding is at 1:00 pm. My caters are serving an iced tea to our guests at 1:30 (also available will be green tea chocolates for everyone) while we have pictures taken. At around 2:00 my caterers are performing a Chinese Tea Ceremony for us and our parents (it lasts about 30 minutes). A five course dinner will be served around 3:00 pm including a Chinese vegetable soup, garden salad, assorted dim sum (as an appetizer), a Chinese entree, and red bean buns with mochi and bubble tea for dessert. Now, my mother ALSO wants cake because she is crazy, so there will be cake cutting as a second dessert (why?!) after dinner. Tea will be served to everyone and an assortment of beer and wine will also be available.

My question is, when do I serve the Champagne for toasts? I plan on having a Wild Hibiscus flower placed in the bottom of each glass before pouring the Champagne, but when should this be served? Also, should I designate a family member to prep and pour the Champagne since it is not really part of the food prep by the caterers (a husband and wife duo)? I know I may be able to ask them to do it for a fee but when do I have them serve it? It would probably go best with the second dessert later in the evening, but wont everyone be full, and don’t toasts com first?

I’m so confused! Please give me some ideas! This schedule is not concrete (except for the ceremony time) so if anyone has a better set up let me know!

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Its very cheap ,500.00 it would look so nice in my living room Antique Victorian John Jelliff Couch Sofa Chairs Set Item number: 270278099714 I love Antigue

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Own a piece of the finest American Victorian artisanship with this rare superlative rosewood John Jelliff sofa and chair set which is identical to the same set that is in the Smithsonian Museum. It features a Gentleman’s chair, Lady’s chair and couch, all with the remarkable Jelliff carved rosewood craftsmanship. Circa 1880. Sofa: 47" h. X 79" w. X 37" d. Gent’s chair: 43" h. X 30" w. X 33" d. Lady’s chair: 40" h. X 24" w. X 25" d.

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