150 guests in a restaurant: six long rows of four six-foot tables plus a sweetheart table, about 2,000 sq ft. Three layouts, tips and a free chart.
For 150 guests at a restaurant wedding, plan six long rows of four six-foot tables, with the two of you at a sweetheart table. Each row is 24 feet long and seats up to 26, split as four rows of 25 and two rows of 24: 24 six-foot tables in all. Allow about 1,750 to 2,000 square feet for dinner, with no dance floor.
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150 guests fits the Celebration plan, which seats up to 200 for a one-time $99. See 150 guests seated, no account needed. Compare plans.
Six long rows of four six-foot tables, with the two of you at a sweetheart table. Rounds of eight: 20 round tables of 8. That seats the other 148 guests comfortably, at about 24 inches of table edge each.
About 1,750 to 2,000 square feet for dinner and two bars, with no dance floor. Add about 441 square feet (21x21 feet) if you want one, which in most restaurants means moving tables after dinner.
Usually only after dinner, once some tables are cleared. 150 guests need a floor of about 21x21 feet. Ask the restaurant which tables can move and how long it takes.
Long tables, in most restaurants. Pushing the restaurant's own tables into six rows of four six-foot tables seats 150 guests in the least room. Rounds of eight (19 tables) need to be hired and take more floor, so they suit a full buyout of a large room.
Pick 150 at Forever Farrah's free preview to see your room seated before you make an account. 150 guests fits the Celebration plan, which seats up to 200 for a one-time $99. Guests who RSVP yes wait in a tray ready to seat, and every guest finds their table by scanning one QR code on the day.
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