How many per table?

We are doing 60" round tables and some tables with have 8 people while others will have 9. We are going with 9 of them.

We will have 60" round tables where we will be sitting eight guests per table; we're all about comfort for them!

Nothing worse than a wedding where someone is constantly knocking elbows into you or trying to back up their chair and wailing into yours.

We also did 60" round and 8 per. Anything more gets squishy.

For the 60" round tables, we are doing 8 to a table. We went to a wedding in April. We were seated 10 to a table. It was so crowded. For your guests comfort, I would say 8 to a table. If you have an uneven number of guests, table of 9 is okay.

We had 60" rounds. We had a smaller wedding, but some tables had five guests and others six (we had a seating chart). The size was perfect for the six, I can't imagine putting more than that, but I know its been done.

I did a little Googling, and found a site http://www.pacificpartycanopies.com/resources/choosing-linens/ that gives info for ordering table linens, it says 60" round = 8 people. That sounds right to me. It's hard to google and find a 60" round that seats 9 - all the images I found were for 8 people. Therefore, if you want to avoid squished guests, go with 9 tables of 8.

I don't know the size of my tables, but the manager said that we can fit anywhere between 8-12 people per table and they won't be cramped. But he said we can have 7 or 5 people and add more tables if we want to do it that way. But we are maybe using 12 tables that will hold 144 people if we do 12 at a table, but I doubt we will have that many people. So it really depends on the number of people you have. I want the guests to feel comfy and we will def have the room if we decide to do more than 12 tables.

We also have 60 inch or 5 foot round tables. If you have large people on your guest list you really cannot get more than 8 to a table.

Edit: Also depending on how big your centerpieces will be, if you have a salad plate, bread, and an entree plate it will be crammed with 8 people at the table.

I would go with 8 per table. This was part of my logic when I booked the reception venue. I wanted the bigger room since the other seemed cramped when I thought about having 10 at each table. I got the bigger room on the premise it is easier to guarantee 120 then stay under 150 and be cramped.

We're doing 8. I made this same post a little while ago if you want to google it and get a bunch more answers.

We are seating 8 to a table.

I'd suggest you go with 9 tables of 8. It's just more comfortable for everyone.

My venue specifically told me the 60" would hold 8-10. There were a few I put ten at. They were not squished at all.

Thanks, I'll plan on 9 tables. If we get a few more who decline, I might squeeze some of the young kids in to make a couple tables of 9 if it works out but definitely no more than 8 if they are all grown ups.

At my venue the tables can fit 10 but I think that's going to be a little too tight. So we're going to have 8 per table.

We did 8 and it was great. I went to a wedding and it was 10 and squishy!

60" round can comfortably seat 8. 72" rounds can comfortably seat 9-10.

8 people of "average" size for that table. My mother is on the bigger side (and admits to it) and is uncomfortable and feels like she invading people's space

60 inch with mostly 8. THe odd table will have 9.