Signing table

It should be provided by the venue but if they told you that you have to rent your own chairs then you will probably need to provide your own. Can be a simple one with a table cloth thrown over it and you can do one or two chairs. Our venue is providing one but I’m going to add a bouquet and maybe a “love” sign to spruce it up

The table is usually provided by the venue. I would contact them to make sure.

We were going to use a cocktail table (tall, round) so we would both stand-it was one that was at the venue. But our ceremony got rained out so we just used the buffet table.
I think most weddings I’ve been to it’s just been a table from the venue, usually with a tablecloth and the bouquet is the only decor on it.

We aren't signing in front of everybody - we can do that after the ceremony - but my FH's cousin just had a small round table with a vase with a few flowers and a pen with a peacock feather. Oh, and a chair for people to sit down in when signing (bride, groom, bestman, maid of honour).

Our venue used a vintage singer sewing machine table. For outdoor ceremonies, I’ve seen everything from a wrought iron bistro set to a wooden harvest table to a (presumably card?) table with nice linens. I would ask your venue- moving your own table in is a pain in the ass

We have a table on the church alter already there.

For weddings outside of a church, our cousin brought in their own antique desk. It was cute!

It can be something simple like this:
signing table

I think it would believe on the venue and if they provide that or not. They should be able to let you know if you need to bring one in.

Our venue has a table on top of wine barrels, so it is standing height. Like Valerie said, if you get a table get chairs to have that sit down picture, I find that when people don't have chairs the signing picture looks really weird bent over!

I guess it depends on the venue, but it doesn't have to be super fancy.

Our venue has a vintage white desk ready for us to use for that purpose. We're just going to use one of the centrepieces or headtable spread for decorations, because I can't be bothered to buy or make anything else at this point hahaha.

I've also been to weddings where the venue used a high cocktail table too.

One tip though : If you do pick a regular table, do not bend over, sit down to sign. This way, you'll avoid any pictures straight down your cleavage - Our officiant insists on having a chair to avoid that sort of picture.

We are also having an outdoor ceremony (weather pending) at the same venue as our reception and they provide a signing table for us.

Definitely ask your venue if they provide this - but if they told you to rent chairs, there's a good chance you'll need to rent a table as well.

Its all on what you want- I went to a wedding where outdoors they had a wooden table and chairs or a steal table and chairs. It was whatever went with their decore.

A signing table for the marriage license was provided by our venue as part of the set up and the Officiant had his book set ready for the time for us to do the signing and witnesses.
Do inquire with your venue to see if they provide as part of the set up or getting a fold up table that enough for the height to sign and in a corner would be sufficient for you both.