Wedding chairman arrangement: the man and the woman each have a chairman. The bride and groom's seating arrangement should be male left and female right, and the groomsman and bridesmaid should sit next to the couple. Elders and close relatives, such as brothers and sisters of parents or grandparents, should be arranged at the main table or important seats as far as possible.

Vice-chairman of the wedding: arranged for other elders and relatives who are not close, such as uncles, peers or cousins.

Other seating arrangements for the wedding: according to the location of the main table for men and women, the guests in the woman's house and the man's house are divided into two rows, the male left and the female right. Divide the guests into sister groups, brothers groups, colleagues, classmates, relatives and friends, and try to allocate one or two seats to the same category of guests to make up the station number. For the convenience of guests, post a seating chart at the reception desk. Please write down the arrival time of the guests when you sign the cloth and leave your name. In case too many guests are absent temporarily, you can skillfully gather the guests who have arrived before taking a seat.