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City names for wedding tables

Naming each table after a city is a classic idea: it tells a story, helps guests find their seat and gives them something to talk about at the table.

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Updated on October 29, 2026

16 names for your tables

  1. Table 1: Lisbon
  2. Table 2: Porto
  3. Table 3: Coimbra
  4. Table 4: Évora
  5. Table 5: Sintra
  6. Table 6: Braga
  7. Table 7: Faro
  8. Table 8: Madrid
  9. Table 9: Barcelona
  10. Table 10: Seville
  11. Table 11: Paris
  12. Table 12: Rome
  13. Table 13: Venice
  14. Table 14: Florence
  15. Table 15: Vienna
  16. Table 16: Prague

How to use these names

  • Choose cities that mean something

    Use the places where you met, where you lived or where you went on holiday. Each table gets a little story.

  • Keep one for the head table

    The city that matters most to the couple is saved for the head table, the one everyone looks for.

  • A line on the card

    Write a line about the city on the table card: the year of the trip or the first dinner.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use cities from other countries?

Yes, the names follow the event language. If you change the event language, the names change with it.

What if I have more tables than cities?

Add more by hand or use two lists, for example cities and rivers. You can rename each table in the editor.

Use these cities in your plan

The wizard creates the tables with these names already.

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