The seating guides

• How Much Space Between Tables at a Wedding Reception: 60 Inches, Not 36 - Leave 54 to 60 inches between table edges, 60 for rounds. The 36 inches usually quoted is an aisle clear width, not a table gap, and it is short by two feet.
• How Many People Fit at a Round Table: 60 in, 72 in and the Rectangles - A 60 inch round table seats 8 and a 72 inch round seats 10. Full capacity table for rounds and 6 ft and 8 ft rectangles, plus what moves the number.
• How to Make a Wedding Seating Chart: The Order That Actually Works - Lock the floor plan and table count before you touch names. A step by step wedding seating chart process, with a table count reference and late RSVP handling.
• Banquet Table Sizes: The Chart, the Seat Counts, and the Floor Each Shape Costs - A 60 in round seats 8, a 72 in round seats 10, a 6 ft rectangle seats 6 and an 8 ft rectangle seats 8. Sizes, seat counts and the floor each shape claims.
• Seating Chart vs Escort Cards vs Place Cards: What Each One Is For - A seating chart points the room, escort cards assign a table, place cards assign a seat. What each one does, which you can skip, and the one print to get right.
• Wedding Seating Chart Etiquette: Who Sits Where, and What Is Actually Negotiable - Head table or sweetheart table, where parents and divorced parents sit, where children go, and why the singles table should go. Conventions, not rules.
• Classroom Seating Chart Maker: What Works, and What This App Will Not Do - Build a classroom seating chart a substitute can read cold: keep-apart pairs, what to print, default seats per table, and when a free school tool wins.