It might not be the most important thing at the wedding, but there’s no reason why you can’t have a bit of fun with your seating chart. These plans are cute, fun and are sure to inspire you to come up with something unique for your own big day.
Go colour coded
Source: 1940s carnival wedding
Use an old school chalk board
Hanging paper names
Source: Fun-filled kid’s party wedding
Plant pots
Source: Beachy, relaxed, Mexican wedding
A vintage suitcase
Source: Travel themed wedding
Simple American-style escort cards
Mismatched prints
Source: Handmade pub wedding
Super Mario World map
Your favourite videos games
Source: Colourful geeky gamer wedding
Chevrons
Backstage pass lanyards
Source: Pretty in pink funfair wedding
Rainbow hearts
Source: Colourful heart themed wedding
An old door
Source: Taxidermy and skull wedding
…Mirrored panes
Source: Mad Hatter’s afternoon tea
… Or a reclaimed window!
Vintage keys
Source: 1920s themed wedding
A slightly complicated but awesome looking contraption like this
Seat assignments for an areopane theme
Source: Modern wedding on an aeroplane
What about this amazingly unique kite/ origami fusion?
Or you could just dump the seating plan all together!
Source: Retro, DIY wedding in Nottingham
Aah love of some these ideas, especially the window, mirror and keys! So cute!
omg super mario.
“Hanging paper names” is a great idea “Chevrons” is also a simple and sweet idea. thanks for this great ideas i m going to bookmark this post for the future so we could give a unique shape to our events.
My brothers wedding recently didn’t have a seating plan which actually made it really difficult for people. There were a lot of families with kids who came and the single people/couples spread out all around the tables early so when it came time for everyone to sit it was hard pressed to find a table where the larger families could sit without being split up.
I like the idea of allocating tables but then letting everyone pick their own seat at the table. Helps everything run a bit smoother in my mind. 🙂