Description

The LED Serpentine Cocktail Table is a clear acrylic table with an S-shaped top. It stands at highboy height, so guests stand at it rather than sit. The acrylic is what makes it work. Light put into the table spreads through the body instead of stopping at the surface.

The color comes from the uplight, not the table

Our programmable LED uplights light these tables, and they go on the order separately. That is an advantage rather than a catch. It means the color is a decision you can change. One set of tables runs warm white through dinner and a house color during the dancing. It also means the uplights belong on the order, and the table position wants planning with them.

So tell us where each table is going when you book. Then we can confirm how many fixtures each one takes and what the position needs on the day.

Single tables and joined runs

The serpentine shape is the reason to choose this table over a round. One on its own reads as a curve. It gives a group of standing guests something to gather at. Several pushed together make a continuous S. So the same tables become a flowing divider, a queue line or the front of a bar. That flexibility helps in a room whose layout is still moving a week out.

Because the tables are translucent, whatever sits on them shows from every angle. So keep the tops sparse. Cocktail napkins, a small arrangement and glassware read well. A stack of boxes or a cable run does not.

Standing height or seated height

This version stands at highboy height, which suits a cocktail hour and a bar front. If you want the same shape at a height guests sit at, look at the lit serpentine at table height. The LED uplights have their own listing. Then our table range covers the standard rounds and highboys.

A room lit low is where these tables do their best work. In a bright hall, a lit acrylic table reads as a clear table. The light in the room overwhelms the fixture. So plan them into the part of the evening where the house lights come down.

Add the table to your quote request. Tell us the count, the date and the room, and we will confirm the tables and the uplights together.