Long tables vs. round tables for events is an interesting concept. While you would think that round tables allow you to see and speak with everyone at the table, it often isn't the case. Remember the band or DJ music is present, and add that to the sound of 200 voices having conversation, and it's simply too loud in many cases to carry on distant conversation at many weddings or events. So unless you plan to scream across the table, long tables might be another consideration that adds to the visual atmosphere and personal conversations at your wedding.
Visually speaking, I always love walking into a room that has a blend of both long and short tables rather than one or the other. It makes each section of the room more interesting to look at. And, although it is important to stick with a theme, the decor elements can shift from table to table adding to the visual experience that guests have. Family style seating also offers a touch of romance for each couple attending the
wedding because, assuming they are seated together, they are in their own little world with attention on each other.
So, when thinking about both the visual experience in the room, and the personal experience of guests, consider the ideas mixing up the sizes and shapes of tables in the room. It can add a touch of class to the design and a touch of romance to the experience.
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