Banquet Rounds
Round tables in a grid with a dance floor up front.
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BANQUET TEMPLATES · 6 LAYOUTS
Banquet seating chart template.
Ready-made table floors — round grids, gala arcs and U-shape boardrooms — with individually bookable seats. Editable in seconds, no signup — start from a real room instead of an empty canvas.
Banquet layout patterns & sightlines
A banquet seating chart is a floor of tables with individually bookable seats, and these templates model the common shapes: round tables in a grid with a dance floor up front, round tables fanned in arcs around a stage for a gala, and open-centre U-shape tables facing a presentation. Each table's seats are sold individually, so a buyer picks seat 4 at table 7 the same way they would pick a seat in a theatre row.
The template handles the geometry — table size, spacing, service aisles and the stage or dance-floor focal point — so you set table names and per-seat or per-table pricing and publish. Ceremony-style templates swap tables for two balanced guest blocks facing a focal point when the event is seated rather than dined.
These templates suit ticketed galas, fundraiser dinners, awards nights and boardroom sessions, and span roughly 104 to 400 seats. They are ticketing charts for selling seats at an event, not private guest-list planners — open the closest layout, name the tables, set pricing and publish the buyer picker.
Banquet seating chart templates (6)
Every layout opens live in the SeatLayer Designer — rename sections, change seat counts and pricing, then publish.
U-Shape Boardroom
Open-centre U-shaped tables facing a presentation stage.
Gala dinner
Round tables fanned in concentric arcs around a stage and dance floor — individually bookable seats with a warm gold-to-plum palette.
Wedding Ceremony
Two balanced guest blocks facing a ceremony focal point.
HOW TO USE A TEMPLATE
From template to live event in three steps.
01 · OPEN
Open it in the Designer
Click any card to open the layout live in the SeatLayer Designer — no signup needed. It loads as a real, editable chart, not a picture.
02 · CUSTOMIZE
Make it your room
Rename sections and tables, add or remove rows and seats, recolour categories and set a price band for each section until the chart matches your venue.
03 · PUBLISH & SELL
Publish and sell seats
Publish the event and embed the branded buyer picker. Live inventory, holds and blocks come with it, and SeatLayer only bills for seats you sell, from 5¢ each.
FAQ
Banquet seating chart template questions.
What is a banquet seating chart template?
It is a ready-made SeatLayer chart laid out as a floor of tables with individually bookable seats — round tables in a grid, gala tables fanned around a stage, or U-shape boardroom tables. You open the closest layout and set table names, seat counts and pricing rather than arranging tables from an empty canvas.
Can guests book a specific seat at a specific table?
Yes. Every seat at every table is individually bookable with its own price, so a buyer selects an exact seat — for example seat 4 at table 7 — and your inventory updates live. You can also price whole tables for group or sponsor sales.
Can I use these to assign named guests to seats, like a wedding seating plan?
Not really — these are ticketing charts for selling seats, not guest-list planners. SeatLayer sells and holds seats for ticketed banquets, galas and dinners; it does not place named guests, generate place cards, or print a paper seating poster. If you need a private guest-list plan for a personal wedding, a dedicated wedding-planning tool is a better fit.
How many seats do the banquet templates cover?
The banquet templates range from about 104 seats in a U-shape boardroom to 400 seats in a full banquet-rounds floor, with gala, mid-size rounds and ceremony layouts in between. You can add or remove tables and seats after opening.
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START FROM A REAL ROOM
Open a banquet template and make it yours.
Every layout is a live SeatLayer chart — edit rows, tables, sections and pricing, then publish your first real event when you are ready.