So many possibilities!
Designing layouts is one of my favorite things! Coming soon… a Design-your-layout tool (so excited about this!!) You can start playing with the different table shapes and sizes, and see what works best for your party.
A couple things to keep in mind:
72” (6’) round tables can seat 8 to 10 people each.
72” (6’) rectangular tables can seat 3 people per side, for a total of 6 people; this size also works best for a sweetheart table.
96” (8’) rectangular tables can seat 4 people per side, for a total of 8 people.
You want to leave about 18” around the table for chairs. (In my samples, the table itself is the solid color, and the space for chairs is the circle or rectangle around it.)
You want to leave at least 24” to 36” for “walk-ways”.
We can fit 3 rows of 72”-round tables and 4 rows of rectangular tables on both the main floor and the stage.
Sample Layouts
Here are some of my favorites :)
Features:
Maximum number of people
No dance floor
No head table
Features:
Large head table
Dance floor with DJ table
Non-obstructed view of fireplace
Features:
Sweetheart table
Dance floor with DJ table on the stage
Seating at round tables for easy conversations
Features:
Banquet table for small bridal party
Open center space for dancing and easy mingling
Seating at round tables for easy conversations
Features:
Similar to the above plan, but with a larger banquet table for bridal party
Larger open space for dancing and mingling
Rectangular tables on the stage
Features:
A classic layout in our space
Features:
A banquet style layout for smaller weddings
Large open space for dancing and mingling
Open view of the fireplace