How many tables you need, including the top table and the children's table.
13 tables
the top table and 12 for guests.
There are 6 seats spare: better 6 tables of 10 and 6 of 9 than one half-empty table.
The people at the top table and any children at a separate table come off the total; everyone else is split into tables of the size you choose, rounding up. If there are seats to spare, it's better to spread them out (several tables with one person fewer) than to leave one table half empty.
Each venue decides its own table size: ask how many people fit comfortably at theirs. And for working out who sits where, there's our guide on how to plan your wedding seating.
How to do your wedding seating plan: how many per table, the top table, children, separated families and an order that keeps you sane.
Download the free Excel template for your wedding guest list: groups, plus-ones, children, allergies and RSVPs, with an automatic summary.
How to ask guests to RSVP to your wedding: the deadline, what to ask, reminders and how to settle the final number for the caterer.
A free wedding budget calculator by category: catering per guest, venue, photography, music… and what it comes to per guest. No sign-up.