Layouts · drawn to scale
Banquet layout for 300 guests
Thirty rounds of ten and a stage: a banquet floor plan for 300 guests, to scale.
The short answer
300 guests at round tables of 10 need 30 tables (300 seats).
The layout needs about 4,850 sq ft of floor — roughly 15 sq ft per guest for the seating, plus a stage — with 2 ft aisles.
Below it is drawn in a 105 × 75 ft room (7,875 sq ft); open it and set your own room's size.
The numbers
| Guests | 300 |
|---|---|
| Tables | 30 rounds of 10 |
| Seats | 300 |
| Floor area needed | about 4,850 sq ft |
| Per guest (seating) | about 15 sq ft |
| Aisles | 2 ft |
| Also on the plan | A stage |
| Room in the drawing | 105 × 75 ft (7,875 sq ft) |
Frequently asked questions
How many tables do I need for 300 guests?
At round tables of 10, 30 tables seat 300. With tables of 8 you need more of them; open the layout and change the table size.
What size room fits 300 guests?
This layout needs about 4,850 sq ft of floor. The drawing uses a 105 × 75 ft room, which leaves space around it. Set your room's real size in the editor to see whether everything fits.
Can I change the layout?
Yes. It opens in the Floors.live editor: move or add tables, change table sizes, add a stage, bar or dance floor, import your guest list and seat people, and see the room in 3D. Your first edits need no account.
What does it cost?
Starting is free. To keep editing one event and export it without a watermark, unlock the event for $39 (3 events for $79) — no subscription.