How many tables for your wedding?

Interactive · tables, space & layout math

Enter your guest count and preferred table style — get table count, the floor area they'll need, and what fits.


Reading the results

Rounds of 10 are the workhorse — easy service, easy conversation. Banquet longs are the most space-efficient and photograph beautifully. Serpentines are the statement. Whatever you choose, the real question is whether it fits your actual room with a dance floor, bar, and service lanes — which is exactly what Mezze's to-scale layout check answers in one click.

Questions we hear

How many tables do I need for 100 guests?

With rounds of 10: ten tables. Rounds of 8: thirteen. Long banquet tables of 16: seven. Add one extra table's worth of flex for late plus-ones.

Rounds of 8 or rounds of 10?

Rounds of 8 create warmer conversation but need ~25% more floor area and more centerpieces. Rounds of 10 are the planner default: efficient service, efficient space.

How much space do tables need?

A 1.8 m (6 ft) round with chairs and service lane needs roughly 10–12 m² (110–130 sq ft). Mezze checks any layout against your room's real dimensions.

Now see it in your real room

Layout suggestions checked against your actual square meters — then Auto-seat fills them.

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