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Seating chart for 30 guests

A handful of tables. Bridal and baby showers, a milestone birthday, or a small reception.

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How many tables for 30 guests

4 tables

at 8 per table (60-inch round)

3 tables

at 10 per table (72-inch round)

Rounded up so no one is left standing. Ask your venue what size tables they rent, since that sets the seats per table.

Thirty guests is where a table starts to become tables. Place cards keep each seat settled, and a single welcome sign or a short chart helps the people who do not know the room find where they belong.

What you can print

How Seatwright seats 30 guests

Paste your 30-guest list once, two columns, name and table. Already know who sits where? Seatwright lays the whole set out exactly as you assigned it.

Only have the names? Paste them bare, pick how many to a table, and Seatwright fills Table 1, 2, 3 and on down the list in order, so you start from a seated draft instead of a blank grid.

Either way you get the four print-ready pieces from the same list: escort cards sorted A to Z, place cards grouped by table, a tent number for every table, and one find-your-seat poster for the door.

Plan the seating

Questions

How many tables do I need for 30 guests?

About 4 tables of 8 (a 60-inch round), or 3 tables of 10 (a 72-inch round). Confirm the table size with your venue first, since that sets your seats per table.

Do I need a seating chart for 30 guests?

You can, but at 30 guests place cards at each seat often do the job on their own. A chart or escort cards become more useful as the count climbs.

How do I make place cards for 30 guests?

Paste your 30-name list, assign tables or let Seatwright fill them in order, and it lays out all 30 place cards grouped by table, eight to a sheet with cut and fold lines. Preview free, print on cardstock.

Common at 30 guests

Other guest counts

Paste your list, see it laid out

Your 30-guest list becomes the whole day-of paper set in one pass.

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Free to preview. One payment per event to print.