When you organize an intimate event, every detail counts and the choice of the table defines the style, the atmosphere, the comfort and dynamics of the experience.
Here is a clear and useful guide to choosing the table that really suits your event.
1. Round table: the queen of warm atmospheres
It is a classic that never fails. It is functional, elegant, and perfect for events where you are looking for a seamless experience.
- Encourage interaction among diners.
- Conveys balance and closeness.
- Ideal for celebrations where the connection is to the center.
2. Square table: order and modern style
It offers a modern, aesthetic design, and can be adapted to larger shapes, or more intimate.
- Provides visual symmetry.
- Works very well with small groups.
- Make good use of the small spaces.
3. Imperial table: presence and elegance
It is one of the most widely used due to its functionality, but also because of its clean and tidy appearance.
- It allows you to organize guests for a clear and comfortable.
- Facilitates the service and the distribution of the catering.
- Ideal for decorating with centrepieces: flowers, candles or elongated centrepieces.
- It works in both large spaces and smaller environments.
4. Oval table: fluid and sophisticated
Provide special softness to the space, the conversation flows naturally and visually are elegant without drawing too much attention.
- Your shape smooths the environment.
- Allows fluid conversations without losing capacity.
- The aesthetic is more original and stylish.
5. Table curve or in the form of “S”: creativity and dynamism
A modern option full of personality. It is visually striking and also completely changes the dynamics of the event.
- Adds movement to the space.
- Ideal for events where you want a touch of creative or memorable.
- Lets play with decorations continuous very eye-catching.
- Encourage interactions between guests.
The table must match the type of experience you want to offer: number of guests, the intention of the meeting, the style of the space and the dynamic of the event. These are the keys to get it right and make the difference between a correct event and one that is remembered.
