50 guests in a beach venue: seven round tables of 8 plus a sweetheart table, about 1,150 sq ft and a 12x12 dance floor. Three layouts, tips and a free chart.
For 50 guests at a beach wedding, plan seven round tables of 8, with the two of you at a sweetheart table. On 60-inch rounds, six tables seat everyone (six tables of 8), plus a spare. Allow about 1,000 to 1,150 square feet with a 12x12-foot dance floor.
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Seven round tables of 8, with the two of you at a sweetheart table. Long tables: two long rows of three eight-foot tables. That seats the other 48 guests comfortably, at about 24 inches of table edge each.
About 1,000 to 1,150 square feet with a 12x12 dance floor and one bar, a little more than indoors because sand needs wider aisles. If the beach requires a tent, that is a 30x40 frame tent.
A 12x12-foot floor (144 square feet). That allows about 3 square feet a guest, since not everyone dances at once.
Small rounds on sand, long tables on a deck. 6 rounds of eight stay steadier on sand than large rounds, and are quick to move if the wind changes. A row of long tables facing the water (two rows of three eight-foot tables) looks best but needs a level surface.
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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