Seating Chart Templates

CRAFTON: All About Racing At Kentucky

BLUEGRASS BOUND: Returning from the longest break of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series season, Matt Crafton heads to the "Bluegrass State" to take on the D-shaped oval of Kentucky Speedway. Crafton has a decade of experience and success at 1.5-mile track, earning three top-five and seven top-10 finishes in 10 previous starts. Crafton has been running at the finish of each of his past 10 starts, and has completed 98.9% of the scheduled laps in those events. With an average finish of 9.5, it's likely that Crafton will bring home another top-10 finish in the Thursday night race.

BUILT LIKE FORT KNOX: Crafton and his ThorSport Racing teammates Johnny Sauter and Dakoda Armstrong are making a special stop during their trip to Kentucky. The three drivers are scheduled to visit Fort Knox for a hands-on day of training and meeting with military members at the U.S. Army post.

CHASSIS HISTORY: The No. 88 team will utilize chassis No. 041 this weekend at Kentucky Speedway. This is a brand-new chassis which will make its first laps when it hits the track in Kentucky.

THOUGHTS FROM THE DRIVER: Matt Crafton

How do you feel going into the race in Kentucky? "I love going to Kentucky, It's one of the places I'm always looking forward to. The fans there are just awesome, and the Truck Series has always drawn a good crowd here. Everyone always wants to talk about the 'cookie cutter' mile and a half racetracks, but Kentucky is so, so different. Some of these mile and a half tracks you can hold it wide open so long and whoever has the most horsepower and the best body is going to go fastest that day. But a place like Kentucky, where there's so much character and a lot less banking, we really have to drive the truck a lot more. You have to lift through the corners and the bumps make it a real challenge, so you need the entire package when it comes to good handling."

You're bringing a brand new chassis to Kentucky Speedway. Do you prefer to bring a new truck versus a chassis you've raced in the past? "New trucks have always been good to us in the past. Each and every time ThorSport brings something new to the racetrack, they show just how much they improve. It's nice to bring something to the track that you know you're familiar with, but when we bring something to the track that's new, 9 times out of 10 it's better than anything we've raced in the past.

Wedding Seating Chart Template « My Wedding Planning

Making a Seating Chart Can Be Stress-Free

In the euphoric aftermath of saying “Yes!” to a marriage proposal, the one thing the bride-to-be-as well as her fiance-rarely think of is the task of putting together a seating chart. And really, why would she (or he)? Making a seating chart is a time-consuming headache. But it’s a requisite of wedding planning and you may denigrate the stress by preparing yourself for the task.

The basi part of making a seating chart is narrowing down the guest list. Take a deep breath, sit down with your fiance and write down all the persons you want to invite. Don’t fret when the two of you come up with 200 guests for a 125-seat banquet hall. Believe it or not, the more comfortable percentage of making a seating chart is narrowing the list down.

Wedding Planning Made Easy with Color-Coded Seating Charts

Once the list is whittled to something manageable, devise a color-coded scheme to divide up friends and family. Next, determine if the wedding party will sit with you on the dais or if you and your fiance will sit alone at the head table. Then assign family and close friends to the tables nearest to you and your fiance. Whatever you do, make sure the parents and grandparents of the bride and groom are looking at you-don’t make them crane their necks for speeches, dances and toasts!

When seating friends, don’t seat strangers at the same table. Hopefully, your friends have come to know one another and interacted over the years, which makes seating at weddings far easier. But if your friends haven’t mingled before, a wedding isn’t the time to introduce the groom’s loudmouth fraternity brother with the bride’s quiet-as-a-mouse friend from church. Better to divide the friends up and make sure greatest or most complete or best possible ease for all involved.

Lastly, determine if the children of guests will be seated with their parents, or at a table of their own. It may be a fun taste of being a “grown up” for children to sit together, but take into considerateness their maturity level. Children screaming and running to and fro is a distraction not anyone wants on their wedding day.

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