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Round table seating chart

The most common reception table. A round seats a whole group facing each other, which is why most weddings and banquets use them.

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How many guests fit at a round tables

48-inch round

about 6 guests

60-inch round

about 8 guests, the most common size

72-inch round

about 10 to 12 guests

At about 8 per table, 100 guests is roughly 13 of these tables. Divide your headcount by the seats per table and round up. Ask your venue what size they rent, since that sets the seats per table.

Everyone at a round can see everyone else, so conversation carries and no one is stuck facing a wall. A 60-inch round seats eight without crowding. Number each table, drop a tent sign on it, and set a place card at every chair.

How Seatwright seats a round tables

Give each round a number on your list, then paste it. Seatwright groups the place cards table by table, prints a tent number for each round, and builds one alphabetical chart for the door. It does not draw the room, so you decide where each round goes and Seatwright handles the paper.

Seatwright prints the cards, the table numbers, and the chart from your list. It does not draw a floor plan, so you decide the room layout and Seatwright handles the paper.

One thing people miss

Do not seat a round to its absolute limit. Ten chairs on a 60-inch round leaves no elbow room. Drop to eight and the table breathes.

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Questions

How many people fit at a round table?

About 8 at a 60-inch round, the most common size. A 48-inch round seats about 6, and a 72-inch round seats about 10 to 12. Confirm the size with your venue, since that sets your seats per table.

How many round tables do I need for 100 guests?

About 13 rounds at 8 guests each, or 10 rounds at 10 each. Divide your headcount by the seats per table and round up so no one is left standing.

How do I make place cards for round tables?

Paste your list with a table number beside each name, or let Seatwright fill tables in order, and it lays out every place card grouped by round, eight to a sheet with cut and fold lines. Preview free.

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Other table shapes

Working from a headcount instead? See seating by guest count to find how many tables you need.

Paste your list, see it laid out

Whatever shape your tables are, your guest list becomes the whole day-of paper set in one pass.

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