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The majority of the wedding receptions we setup use a traditional head table. This arrangement is basically
made of banquet tables overlooking a dance area. Sweetheart tables are also popular.
Standard banquet tables can be mixed with round tables to make your head table more interesting, (see below).
If your wedding party is large (8 or more) you may want consider double tiering your head table instead of
having one long table, (see below).
Backdrops can make a head table more interesting, (see backdrops).
If your tight on space, sweetheart tables and head tables can be located on the dance floor and then removed
later when dancing begins. Another option is to use a family table, this is basically either a standard or over
sized table that seats all or part of the wedding party. This saves allot of space! See head table spacing needs.
made of banquet tables overlooking a dance area. Sweetheart tables are also popular.
Standard banquet tables can be mixed with round tables to make your head table more interesting, (see below).
If your wedding party is large (8 or more) you may want consider double tiering your head table instead of
having one long table, (see below).
Backdrops can make a head table more interesting, (see backdrops).
If your tight on space, sweetheart tables and head tables can be located on the dance floor and then removed
later when dancing begins. Another option is to use a family table, this is basically either a standard or over
sized table that seats all or part of the wedding party. This saves allot of space! See head table spacing needs.
Wedding Party Seating Options
