Wondering what would you do regarding this situation.
DD is getting baptized on next Sunday. We have family members from both DH's "side" and my side that would like to attend. On my side everyone is vaccinated AND my Mom just had surgery and my Dad is undergoing treatment for cancer (radiation, not chemo). On DH's side all the adults are vaccinated but most of the teenagers are not and none of the kids (except mine). DH's family has been getting together throughout the duration of COVID. On my side we will be gathering for my sisters wedding (Saturday).
We want to make sure our out of town guests have something to eat for the baptism. How would you arrange for something with these two very disparate groups of people?
My vote is provide food and refreshments outside. It will be dark and should be (for us) cold (in the 50s). I say we use our outdoor propane heaters and fire pits, serve warm food and hot chocolate. If groups choose to spend less time there, that's ok. At least they have an option for warm food and rest. DH thinks it isn't hospitable enough.
What do you think?