The two tables Mount Dora actually needs
Nearly every Mount Dora order resolves to two shapes. 60-inch rounds seat eight for dinner service — the reception standard for the backyard weddings around Lake Gertrude and the dressed-up parties in the Country Club and Loch Leven. 6-foot and 8-foot banquets do everything else: buffet lines, vendor booths on festival weekends, gift and drink stations, casual seating for eight to ten. Most events mix both — rounds for dining, a banquet or two for the food.
Festival-weekend logistics
Arts Festival and Antique Fair weekends are banquet-table season downtown: vendor booths typically run one 6-footer up front and an 8-footer for backstock. We route steady table deliveries through the historic district those weeks — but inventory allocates first-come, so festival-adjacent dates should lock their count early. The narrow, sloped streets near Lake Dora are familiar ground for our drivers; we confirm truck access ahead of delivery day.
Level matters more than you’d think
A wobbly table is the fastest way to spill a wedding cake. On Mount Dora’s gentle grades our crews check and shim table runs when you take the table setup add-on ($2.95 per table at checkout — placement to your layout, breakdown at pickup). Delivery itself is the $59 flat rate to any Mount Dora address — 4.8 road miles, eleven minutes from our Eustis shop — with everything stacked covered and sensible if you’d rather arrange it yourself.
Dress them, cover them, count them
Linens finish the picture — classic colors stocked, specialty shades with a 7-day lead — and a high peak tent overhead (setup always included) makes the weather irrelevant. Counting rule: one round per eight dinner guests, one banquet per eight to ten seated or per buffet line, plus a serving table you’ll be glad you added. Every price is live on the booking page; the exact delivery figure shows at checkout. Free pickup at the Eustis shop, five minutes up SR-441, suits the two-table porch party.