📏 How Much Table Confetti Do I Need?
Trying to figure out how much confetti to order for your event?
Whether you’re planning a wedding, gala, fundraiser, or large-scale party, the amount of table confetti you need depends on:
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How many tables you're decorating
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How dense you want the coverage
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What kind of visual effect you're going for (subtle sparkle vs. wow factor)
Let’s break it down so you can get it right the first time — no guessing, no running out.
🎯 Things to Know Before You Calculate
Our confetti is sold in 1-pound bags, which is equal to 16 ounces — not the tiny retail pouches most party stores sell.
This means you're getting enough coverage for dozens of tables, depending on your desired look.
🪩 Table Confetti Coverage Guide
| Look & Style | Amount Used | Tables Covered Per 1 lb | Who It's For |
|---|---|---|---|
| ✨ Light Sprinkle | ~0.25 oz/table | 60+ tables | Adds sparkle without stealing attention |
| 🎉 Moderate Coverage | ~0.75–1 oz/table | 15–20 tables | Visible color or shimmer across each table |
| 🪩 Glam/Full Coverage | ~1.5–2 oz/table | 8–12 tables | Bold effect — weddings, photo ops, galas |
âś… Use our size guide and shop table confetti by the pound here
đź’ˇ Real-World Examples
Let’s say you’re decorating:
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12 banquet tables for a company dinner → Moderate coverage → 1 lb should be perfect
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30 cocktail tables for a NYE party → Light sprinkle → 1 lb should cover it
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10 sweetheart tables for a wedding with heavy decor → Glam effect → You may want 1.5–2 lbs
Need help estimating? We’re always happy to assist — just reach out!
🧠Why It’s Better to Have a Little Extra
Confetti is lightweight, so it’s better to round up than run short during setup. Many event pros prefer to have a bit left over for photo props, party favors, or re-use at future events.
âś… Final Thought
Buying confetti doesn’t have to be a guessing game. With a little math and the right product, you can make every table shine — without waste, hassle, or coming up short.
Ready to get started? Shop our bulk table confetti by the pound →