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Ceremony — Rotunda Gallery
128 chairs on four rings in a true 72′ circle — a room with no front.
The Atheneum · Rotunda Gallery · 72′ × 72′, 30′ ceiling
Why it is laid out this way
- Four concentric rings, every chair turned to face the centre: a circular room does not want rows, and a grid in here wastes a third of the floor.
- Four 20° aisles run out to the four doors on the cardinals — the wedding party enters from all four sides at once, which is a thing this room can do.
- Everything stays inside the 26′ column ring, so nobody's sightline crosses a column.
What the plan measures
Capacity128 chairs
SetupFour rings, centre altar
Seats placed130
Objects placed156
Event space72′ × 72′, 30′ ceiling
Floor area5,184 ft²
Per seat39.9 ft²
Event typeCeremony · 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.
48points in the traced perimeter
8built features, each with a real height
4typed doors, with swings
Enclosed room. Floor: stone. Walls: paint.
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Other ceremony plans
- Ceremony — Cypress Lawn — 198 chairs on nine curved rows, every one struck on the arbor.
- Ceremony — Vineyard Terrace — 126 chairs on seven arcs, every one of them struck on the arbor.
- Sunday Worship — Fellowship Hall — The same hall as the parish dinner, reset to 315 in pews on two aisles.
- Commencement — Founders Quad — 984 chairs on the lawn, placed around a bronze and four elms instead of through them.
- Ceremony — Grand Ballroom — 340 chairs three hours before the reception, in the same room, on the stage's centre line.
- Mandap Ceremony — Olive Grove Pavilion — 468 chairs around a mandap, with a 12′ aisle the baraat can actually arrive down.
- Celebration of Life — Glass Atrium — 120 seated facing away from the stair, with the reception already set behind them.
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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