How many tables do you need for your wedding?

For 150 guests, plan 20 round tables of eight or 16 of ten, spare included. Enter your guest count and table size for your own number and floor space.

How many tables do I need for 150 wedding guests?

Plan 20 round tables of eight: 19 to seat everyone plus one spare, with the two of you at a sweetheart table. On 72-inch rounds seating ten it is 16 tables, spare included.

How many round tables for 150 guests?

On 60-inch rounds, which seat eight comfortably, 150 guests need 19 tables, or 20 with a spare. On 72-inch rounds, which seat ten, they need 15 tables, or 16 with a spare.

How many tables do I need for 100 wedding guests?

Plan 14 round tables of eight, spare included, or 11 round tables of ten. That leaves the two of you at a sweetheart table and one empty table for late changes.

How many tables do I need for 120 wedding guests?

Plan 16 round tables of eight, spare included, or 13 round tables of ten. Without the spare it is 15 tables of eight or 12 of ten.

How many tables do I need for 200 wedding guests?

Plan 26 round tables of eight, spare included, or 21 round tables of ten. At this size, check the room fits roughly 2,000 to 2,400 square feet of seating.

Should the sweetheart or head table count toward my total?

Take those guests out before you count guest tables. A sweetheart table seats the two of you, and a head table seats however many people sit at it, so the calculator removes them from the guest count and plans the rest of the room.