Free wedding seating chart templates
Practical reception layouts for couples planning their own wedding — each with a floor plan, table sizes, seat counts and advice on who sits where. Free to read, no sign-up.
Round tables for 100 guests
Ten 60" rounds of 10 (or thirteen of 8), a sweetheart table and a dance floor — with the math to adapt it.
Rectangle & banquet tables
Long family-style rows for 50–200 guests: table sizes, seats per table, aisle spacing and a head table.
Sweetheart table layout
Where to put a table for two, who sits closest, and how to seat the wedding party when they are not beside you.
Choosing a layout
Round tables are easiest for conversation and work in most ballrooms. Rectangle banquet rows suit long, narrow rooms, barns and tents, and family-style service. A sweetheart table works with either, and lets your wedding party sit with their partners. Many receptions mix shapes: try a long family table for the wedding party with rounds for everyone else.