<human>: Short back story: My mom has been momzilla from the minute FH and I got engaged.  She physically went to bridal salons within days of engagement to send photos of dresses to me (would be less weird if looked online or in a magazine..).  She also has set up multiple appointments with venues and other vendors without asking me and then SURPRISE "Katesquire, we have an appointment today." (all vendors/venues FH and I didn't like when we looked online)...

Easter rolls around. I'm there without FH, so my mom pounces. (ETA: my mom is usually on her best behavior when FH is around because she's either afraid he'll get mad, or she actually cares what he thinks...idk idk) She basically interrogates me about wedding stuff from the minute I walk into the door for 6-7 hours. 

We got into a 45 minute argument about receiving lines.  She thinks it is rude to not have one. However, I would rather go to each table during the reception to greet guests. My reasoning: (1) we have our ceremony and reception at the same place. We would need to take pictures during our 1 hour cocktail period. If we have a receiving line, that would cut our picture taking time by at least half. (ETA: 200 person guest list) Pictures are the most important thing to me, to be perfectly honest. (2) My bridal party does not really know my family or his family.  It would be very awkward for all of them, and I don't want to make them do that. 

My mother's reasoning: (1) She had one in 1980. 

Full disclosure: if we were having our ceremony at a different venue and then moving to the reception site, I would be more open to the idea.

Sometimes I think my mom just wants everything to be her way so she will argue with me about anything. It's exhausting.

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<bot>: my mom argues with me about everything wedding related  & she wants me to have a receiving line when it logistically will not work with the timing of our ceremony/cocktail hour/reception.