See exactly how to lay out tables for your event type — where to seat VIPs, how to place a dance floor, and which layout style suits your venue.
Round table classics and long banquet arrangements for the big day.
A 120-guest wedding reception with 15 round tables, a dedicated bridal table, and a central dance floor — the classic layout done right.
An 80-guest wedding using 8 long banquet tables — a relaxed, communal alternative to the traditional round-table layout.
Stage-facing layouts where sightlines and VIP placement really matter.
150 guests across 15 round tables of 10, with VIP and sponsor tables positioned closest to the stage and a clear sightline hierarchy.
180 guests across 18 rounds of 10, with nominee tables on the aisle for easy stage access and sponsor branding at prime mid-room positions.
Theatre rows, classroom desks, and cocktail tables for every session type.
200 attendees in theatre-style rows facing a presentation stage — the standard for keynotes, general sessions, and large presentations.
60 delegates at tables facing a presentation screen — the standard for training days, workshops, and working sessions where attendees need desk space.
120 guests moving through a cocktail networking event with high-top tables, lounge zones, food stations, and a clear flow layout.
100 guests at 10 long banquet tables of 10 — a festive, communal layout that groups teams together and creates a big shared-table atmosphere.
Relaxed layouts with a feature table for the guest of honour.
Large-scale student events with group seating and a big dance floor.