Seating chart for 150 guests
A hundred and fifty guests means thinking about walking routes, service paths and whether the speeches can be heard at the back. Nineteen round tables of eight gives you 152 seats.
Split the room into zones of four to six tables. Guests find a zone more easily than a table number, and a zone is easier to rearrange.
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What this layout gives you
- Nineteen round tables of eight, 152 seats.
- Rename tables by zone (Garden 1, Garden 2) to keep a big room readable.
- The room grows as you add tables, so nothing piles up.
- Print the full room on A4 landscape.
Questions
How many tables for 150 guests?
Nineteen of eight. Twenty of eight gives you spare seats, which at this size you will use.
How much space do I need?
About 1.5 to 2 square metres per guest once tables, dance floor and buffet are counted.
Do speeches work with 150 guests?
Only with a microphone. Past a hundred people the speeches do not carry, wherever people sit.