A sixtieth, a fiftieth, a reunion.

Milestone birthdays, anniversary dinners, and family reunions, in one room with everybody seated at the same time.

A sixtieth birthday is not a party where people stand and mingle. People sit, they eat, and somebody's cousin gets up and talks for eleven minutes. The room is set at rounds so every table can see whoever is speaking.

There is a place to set out photographs, and a place for a cake table away from the buffet line so the two do not collide. If your family is bringing a slideshow, ask the office about it when you request the date.Say what you want when you book and it is set before you arrive.