50 guests in a ballroom: six round tables of 10 plus a sweetheart table, about 1,050 sq ft and a 12x12 dance floor. Three layouts, tips and a free chart.
For 50 guests at a ballroom wedding, plan six round tables of 10, with the two of you at a sweetheart table. On 72-inch rounds, five tables seat everyone (three tables of 10 and two tables of 9), plus a spare, leaving two free seats across the room. Allow about 950 to 1,050 square feet with a 12x12-foot dance floor.
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Six round tables of 10, with the two of you at a sweetheart table. Rounds of eight: seven round tables of 8. That seats the other 48 guests comfortably, at about 24 inches of table edge each.
About 950 to 1,050 square feet with a 12x12 dance floor, a DJ or band and one bar. Ask for the room's banquet capacity: a ballroom quoted at 80 theatre-style seats usually seats closer to 50 at dinner, because rows of chairs take 6 to 8 square feet a person and dinner tables take 10 to 12.
A 12x12-foot floor (144 square feet). That allows about 3 square feet a guest, since not everyone dances at once.
Rounds. A ballroom is wide enough to set 5 rounds of ten around a central dance floor, which is what its servers and lighting are planned for. Rounds of eight (6 tables) suit a quieter dinner. Long tables work for family or the wedding party along one side of the dance floor.
Pick 50 at Forever Farrah's free preview to see your room seated before you make an account. The free plan seats up to 50 guests, so a 50-guest chart costs nothing. 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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