3 couples this weekend, half want same room half want separate... how do you not lose people

we're hosting 3 couples this saturday including us. ages range from 32 to 48, weve all played with each other in different combinations over the last year but never all together. now we're doing the first full group night and theres a disagreement that came up in the group chat. couple A (us, M39/F37) flexible, lean same room. couple B (M45/F44) hardcore separate room people, they hate being watched. couple C (M34/F32) total exhibitionists, they want everyone in one room. i love all these people. so does my wife. nobody is being unreasonable, theyre just wired differently. but we have 6 people and 3 preferences that dont reconcile into one floor plan. ideas we've thrown around in the chat... couple C uses the master bedroom with the door open for anyone who wants to watch, couples A and B use separate rooms upstairs. but then couple B feels like the night is "happening" in the master and theyre missing out. or, everyone starts in the living room together and pairs/groups peel off based on energy and that way no one is forced into either format. but B is worried about feeling pressured into staying for the exhibition phase. how do you design a saturday for a mixed group where same vs separate isnt unanimous. do you split the night into "phases". do you let ppl move between rooms freely. is the floor plan idea actually the solve or are we trying to satisfy everyone and gonna end up satisfying no one