Event layouts, drawn to scale

Each layout below is drawn by Floors.live with its table count and the floor area it needs. Open one in the editor — no account needed — then set your own room, move tables and seat your guests.

• Seating chart for 150 guests15 tables of 10 · about 2,900 sq ftA wedding seating chart for 150 guests at round tables, drawn to scale — open it and seat your guest list.
• Wedding floor plan for 100 guests10 tables of 10 · about 2,000 sq ftA to-scale wedding reception floor plan for 100 guests, with dance floor and bar — ready to change.
• Wedding reception layout for 200 guests20 tables of 10 · about 3,850 sq ftTwenty round tables of ten, a dance floor and a bar, laid out to scale for a 200-guest reception.
• Event floor plan for 200 people20 tables of 10 · about 3,300 sq ftA banquet layout for 200 people at round tables with a stage, drawn to scale — the starting point for your own room.
• Banquet layout for 300 guests30 tables of 10 · about 4,850 sq ftThirty rounds of ten and a stage: a banquet floor plan for 300 guests, to scale.
• Gala dinner layout for 500 guests50 tables of 10 · about 9,150 sq ftA gala dinner floor plan for 500 guests at round tables, with stage and dance floor, drawn to scale.
• Conference room layout for 100 people100 attendees · about 1,250 sq ftTheater-style rows for 100 attendees facing a stage, with aisles — drawn to scale and ready to change.
• Theater seating layout for 400 people400 people · about 4,700 sq ftRows of chairs for 400 facing a stage, with center and side aisles — a to-scale theater-style plan.
• Classroom layout for 50 people50 people · about 1,000 sq ftClassroom-style tables for 50 — two to a table, facing the front — for a workshop or training day.
• Cocktail reception layout for 250 guests250 guests · about 2,800 sq ftHighboys, a bar and open floor for 250 standing guests — a to-scale cocktail reception plan.

Need a different size? Start a layout with your own guest count, or check a room with the event room capacity calculator.