20+ Stylish Mirror Wedding Table Plan Ideas

Are you considering a mirror table plan? Or perhaps you already have your mirror and are looking for the perfect DIY template to add your wording? Well, you are in luck as I am here with over 20 beautiful mirrored wedding table plans to help!

Chic Mirror Table Plan Inspiration

1. Elegant Gold Frame

How lovely is the simple gold frame mirror? The couple uses two differing fonts to make for a polished finish.

Photo: The Light Painters via Cockliffe Country House Wedding

2. Two-Tone Lettering

Think about using different coloured pens to create a visual treat! Also, add fabric and greenery to soften your seating chart look instantly.

Photo: Grace Elizabeth Photography via Orangery Mount Edgcumbe Wedding

3. Wax Seals

Timeless details that add luxe include the humble wax seal. Pick up a wax seal kit and use it to attach simple cards to your mirror.

Photo: Taylor English Photography via Chickamauga Wedding

4. All White

For white wedding themes, using a white frame, white lettering and white blooms creates a classic style.

Photo: Helen Jane Smiddy Photography via Lemore Manor Wedding

5. Modern Table Plan

Think about a modern mirror rather than antique if your day is going to be sleeker in design.

Photo: Lucie Hamilton Photography via Rock Village Hall Wedding Table Plan: Peach Wolfe

6. Add Shape

How cute is this seating plan which adds bottle shapes? Think about shapes or illustrations that tie into your wedding theme.

Photo: Stevie Jay Photography via Sun Pavilion Wedding

7. Floral Wonder

Laden your seating chart with flowers, guests definitely won’t miss it!

Photo: Danielle Smith Photography via Brewerstreet Farmhouse Wedding

8. Full-Length Mirror

You may have a mirror you can bring from home. Or pick up a full-length mirror to avoid needing a stand and you can reuse it at home afterwards.

Photo: Daniel Ackerley Photography via Edwardian Inspired Wedding

9. Illustrations

Add flourish to your guests’ names by adding cute drawings or illustrations.

Photo: Dhw Photography via Rustic Christmas Wedding Ideas Calligraphy: Apple and Bramble Events

10. Coordinate Stationery

Tie your wedding invitations in with your table plan stationery. This creates a really cohesive feel throughout your day.

Photo: Maja Tsolo Photography via Bohemian Macrame Wedding Pampas Grass

11. Decorate Your Mirror

Decorate the floor around your mirror table plan. Try flowers, logs, candles, petals or wooden crates for a pretty statement.

Photo: Joe Mather Photography via Colourful DIY Floral Luxe Barn Wedding

12. Lay Out

Try to lay out your text in the same way your tables are laid out. Add circles for round tables with guests’ names around them. Use lists for rectangular tables or long banquet tables. You can then have your top table as it will be in your room.

That way, guests will know where to go once they’ve found their name.

Photo: Emma Kenny via Glamourous Gatsby City Hall Wedding Mirror Signs: Ebony and Ivory NI

13. Table Names

Replicate your table name cards, adding in guests’ names to then add to your mirror. That way guests can easily spot their table.

Photo: Jo Bradbury via Lavender Grey Wedding

14. Two Mirrors

If one mirror isn’t enough, why not have two?

Photo: Dani Nichol Photography via Orlando Wedding

15. Window Frame

Don’t be afraid to be bold with your mirror choice. Look for alternative shapes or styles to make your seating chart your own.

Photo: Honey and the Moon Photography via Titchwell Manor Wedding

16. Fill Your Mirror

Visually, it looks better to fill your mirror with text from edge to edge. So be brave and go big with your font.

Photo: The Enlight Project via Autumn Boho Wedding Ideas Table Plan: Boards by Jess

17. Simple Seating Chart

If you don’t want a fuss or a complex DIY project keep it simple. Just add names, no tables, no funky fonts, just be you!

Photo: Gemma Giorgio via Helmingham Hall Wedding

18. Ornate Mirror

How gorgeous is this mirror complete with a painting around the frame? Look for antique mirrors on marketplaces, at car boots, in charity shops or in reclamation yards.

Photo: Rebecca Love Photo via Gold Autumn Wedding