Make room for a great event

Your venue. Your point of view.

Build a visual seating layout around the room you actually have. Place the tables, leave space for the dance floor, and give every guest a place in the picture.

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THE WEDDING OF

Alex & Jamie

Interactive example

ALEX & JAMIE

A LITTLE ROOM TO DANCE

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36 of 37 guests seated6 tables · Made for good company

Table 03Charlotte Lee, William King, Ella Wright, James Scott, Sophie Green, Ethan Adams

Start with the room

Add round or rectangular tables and position them on the venue canvas. Include a stage, bar and dance floor to make the layout easier to understand.

Give every table a purpose

Set each table’s capacity and number, then choose the front of the room. Keep the head table, speakers or stage in mind as you arrange the space.

Plan for people, too

Use the venue map during seating allocation to see guest assignments in context. Confirm dimensions, clearances and accessibility with your venue before finalising the layout.

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A few things you might be wondering

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Which table shapes does Seating support?

Seating supports round or oval tables and square or rectangular tables, with configurable capacities.

Can I add a dance floor or stage?

Yes. You can add and position stages, dance floors and bars alongside your tables.

Is the layout a measured architectural drawing?

No. It is a visual planning layout. Your venue should confirm the room dimensions, table sizes, access routes and safe clearances.

Bring it all together

Good times start
with a good plan.

The room, the guests, the little details.
Give everyone a place to belong.

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