Tables

Tables for every part of the night

Most events need more than one kind of table. Guests stand at hi-tops during cocktail hour, sit down at long dining rows, and drift back to the lounge for dessert. Our tables come in matching finishes so each zone feels like part of the same design.

Cocktail hi-tops

Hi-top cocktail tables range from a simple white laminate top on a chrome pedestal to the clear acrylic turned column and the copper table with its cast-pattern top. For a party that runs after dark, the acrylic LED hi-top lights from within.

Dining and head tables

Parsons tables in glossy black, white and mirror build long king’s tables and banquet rows. Clear acrylic almost disappears under centerpieces, while white acrylic glows when lit. Cake and head tables put the couple or the cake on display.

Lounge, communal and rustic

Coffee tables anchor each lounge grouping. Communal tables give guests a tall, glowing place to gather on stools. For barn weddings and backyard parties, rustic wood furniture covers farm tables, barrel tables and picnic tables.

Planning your tables

• Map the zones first. Decide where cocktail hour, dinner and the lounge happen, then pick tables for each.
• Match finishes across the room. Carry one material, such as mirror, acrylic or white, from the bar to the dining tables.
• Leave clear walkways between hi-tops and around the dance floor so servers and guests move easily.
• Pick chairs with the tables. Ghost, chiavari and cross-back chairs each suit different tops; browse chairs and stools.
• Ask your venue about load-in for long tables and glass tops.

See how tables fit a wedding day in our wedding cocktail-hour lounge guide, or browse ideas for corporate events.

Where our tables go

In New York City, Parsons head tables line up in hotel ballrooms, and glowing communal tables fill Manhattan lofts and rooftop parties across the five boroughs. On Long Island, farm tables run the length of backyard tents in Nassau and Suffolk, and mirror and acrylic tables dress catering halls and country clubs. Our Farmingdale showroom is close to both. Barrel tables and picnic tables travel out to garden parties in the Hamptons, and we also serve Westchester and the Hudson Valley, New Jersey and Connecticut. We deliver, place every table to your floor plan and break it all down after the last guest leaves.