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Couture Reception — Grand Ballroom
134 at serpentine rings — the same ballroom that seats 210, designed instead of filled.
The Peregrine Hotel & Conference Center · Grand Ballroom · 150′ × 90′, 26′ ceiling
Why it is laid out this way
- Six serpentine rings, four 90° segments each closing a 10′ circle, with the guests seated on the outside — so every table is a circle nobody sits inside and the florist gets a 7′ well to build in.
- 100 ft² a head against 64 for the rounds plan of the same room. That is what the design costs, and it is the number to know before anybody promises a guest count.
- A 30′ round floor under a 46′ starburst drape, nine chandeliers and a pin spot over every table — all of it hung, so the floor plan underneath stays a floor plan.
What the plan measures
Capacity134 at dinner
SetupSerpentine rings + king's tables
Seats placed144
Objects placed210
Event space150′ × 90′, 26′ ceiling
Floor area13,500 ft²
Per seat93.8 ft²
Event typeReception · Social
The room it is drawn in
The event space is surveyed once and every diagram of it inherits this. It is why the plan above can be checked at all.
12points in the traced perimeter
7built features, each with a real height
12typed doors, with swings
Enclosed room. Floor: carpet. Walls: wallcovering.
More at The Peregrine Hotel & Conference Center
Other reception plans
- Reception — Grand Ballroom — 210 at dinner, one clean sightline from the band to the couple.
- Reception — Olive Grove Pavilion — A 110′ clearspan, 144 at king's tables — and the generator drawn where it belongs.
- Launch Reception — Sky Terrace — 180 standing, planned by flow: two bars on opposite diagonals, 8′ around every station.
- Runway — Grand Ballroom B+C — Two-thirds of a ballroom, derived — not a second floor plan.
- Welcome Reception — Grand Foyer — 250 standing in a room made of doors — and every door swing kept clear.
- Reception — Timber Barn — 128 family style, seated around six posts instead of pretending they aren’t there.
- Reception — Foundry Hall — 160 at dinner in the bays six riveted columns make, with the building's own bar.
- Private Buyout — The Taproom — 40 for a fortieth, with the 40′ tap bar left to do its own job.
- Members' Party — Sculpture Court — 220 standing in two galleries either side of a 30′ reflecting pool.
- Food Truck Rally — Loading Yard — Four trucks on the walls and 144 seats between the canopy posts.
- Reception — Four Peaks Ballroom — 120 at dinner in a room whose plan is 66 points, not four.
- Brand Activation — Loading Yard — A 400-guest pop-up drawn as one queue: entry, sampling, then the thing they photograph.
- Holiday Party — Four Peaks Ballroom — 90 seats for 150 guests, on purpose — the seated half and the standing half, drawn.
- Bar Mitzvah — Union Ballroom — Two parties in one room: a 30′ dance floor in the middle, the adults 30′ from the speakers.
- Quinceañera — Timber Barn — 96 at dinner with a court of fourteen, and a 24′ × 18′ floor the waltz can use.
- Reception — Bayview Ballroom — 160 at dinner against an 18′ bowed window wall — one extra row in the middle, none at the ends.
- Imperial Table Reception — Sovereign Ballroom — 108 at a single unbroken 108′ table, threaded between two rows of columns.
- Oval-Table Reception — Glass Atrium — 80 covers on three ovals — serpentine half-rings joined by a straight run.
Collections this plan is in
- Wedding floor plans — 15 plans · Ceremonies and receptions drawn to scale — ballrooms, barns, a vineyard, a rotunda and a tent.
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