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We love these brilliant table plan ideas, there is a style that will suit all wedding ideas and they all can be easily done as a wedding DIY project.
The table plan is a necessity for a sit down reception but certainly doesn’t need to bust the budget. It’s a must have to let your guests know where they can find their seat without them wandering around the venue in confusion and is also a great memento after your special day to remember who joined you in celebration. Of course, the table plan can be personalised to your theme so it fits perfectly in your venue.
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Below we have a collection of different ideas for you to try for yourself to fit your own theme.
Photo Frames
These table plan ideas use collected photoframes with printed names for each each table in their own frame. Collect frames from friends to save money or look to charity shops for a fab bargain.
(L-R – Anna Pumer Photography, Lovestruck Weddings, This Modern Love, JB Creatives, Chris Hanley Photography, Betsy Button)
Steal this style by either buying a large frame, spray painting it to your desired colour and attaching twine across to hang up each seating plan. Or buy a variety of different frames and attach them to a large sheet of thick card or wooden plank.
Mirrors
These table plan ideas using mirrors are a big trend right now. Ask around for frames and get a chalk to write your own table plan descriptions.
(L-R – Matt Horan Photography, Tracy Weston Photography, Darina Stoda Photography, Frankee Victoria Photography, Craig and Eva Sanders Photography)
Steal this style by grabbing a large mirror, spray painting to your desired colour and using a glass pen to write up your table plan.
Maps
(L-R – Zara’s Wedding Shop, The Wedding of My Dreams, The Wedding of My Dreams, Camilla Arnhold Photography, Dasha Caffrey Photography)
Steal this style by following this tutorial by The Wedding of My Dreams.
Plants and Flowers
(L-R – Claire Penn Photography, Milkbottle Photography, The Wedding of My Dreams, Mariell Amelia, Hannah-May, The Wedding of My Dreams, Especially Amy, The Wedding of My Dreams)
Steal this style by grabbing different potted plants from your local garden centre and arranging them on a display, whether it’s attached to a wooden plank, rustic ladders or on a table.
Ladders
(L-R – Les Amis Photo, Kerry Diamond, Sam Gibson Photography, Jess Petrie, Rebecca Douglas Photography, Fiona Kelly)
Steal this style by searching for a set of old wooden ladders at your local car boot and decorate it with flowers, lights and your table plan printed on card or held in a photo frame.
Rustic
(L-R – The Curries, Louise Griffin Photography, Sarah Legge, Lee Robbins, MiKi Photography, Hitched)
Steal this style by decorating a vintage suitcase with fabrics and flowers, or attaching twine to old vegetable crates to hang up your table plan. You could also use the wheels from an old bike.
Unique
(L-R – Marina Locke Photography, Mark Tattersall Photography, Neil Jackson Photography, InkLoveWeddings, Rebecca L Weddings, Bespoke Bride)
Steal this style if your wedding day is based on your personalities rather than a theme. You can turn whatever makes you YOU into a table plan.
Traditional
(L-R – Nancy Neil, BllDavies, Katie Sue Design Co, Craig and Eva Sanders Photography, Ebay, Samuel Decker Photography)
Steal this style by using a fancy font, pretty paper and a reliable printer, or by seeking the help of a specialist stationery.
