Lay out your tables
Add round or rectangular tables, set how many seats each one holds, and drag them into the arrangement your venue actually uses.
Lay out your tables, seat the guests already in your list — by hand or automatically — and hand the finished plan to your venue, host, and family. No spreadsheets, no last-minute chaos.
guests have already been seated in the app
from guest list to a finished seating plan
for the venue, planner, host, and family
Why it helps
A wedding seating chart is a plan that shows which guests sit at which table during the reception. Traditionally, couples manage this on paper or in spreadsheets, but last-minute RSVP changes, plus-ones, and family dynamics make it hard to keep up.
An online seating plan connects directly to your guest list. You lay out tables, assign guests manually or automatically, keep several versions side by side, and share the final plan with your venue, wedding planner, or family — all from one app.
Workflow
Add round or rectangular tables, set how many seats each one holds, and drag them into the arrangement your venue actually uses.
Run auto-seating for a first draft, then adjust it by hand — the guests are already there from your list.
Download a printable plan, prepare place cards, and send a link to everyone who needs to see the seating.
What you get
Three reasons to keep the seating in an app rather than a spreadsheet.
Round and rectangular tables, any number of seats, dragged wherever you want them. Guests come from your list, so nobody retypes names. You can see at a glance where seats are still free and which table is overloaded.
Auto-seating spreads guests across tables by their guest groups and keeps couples and companions together. You start from a sensible draft instead of an empty room, then adjust it by hand.
A printable plan for the entrance, place cards for each setting, and a link that opens in any browser. For the link you decide how much to reveal: every table or only some, with table notes or without.
Output
The finished plan has to make sense not just to you, but to the restaurant, the host, and the coordinator. So it comes out in three forms.
Tables with their guest lists — print it and hang it by the entrance.
A card with the guest's name for every setting, in several formats.
An always-current seating plan for your venue, planner, and family.
Yes. Build as many versions as you like, compare them, talk them through with your partner or coordinator, and activate the one you prefer. The others stay saved, so you can always go back.
Yes. Guests are pulled from your list automatically, along with their companions and guest groups. Anyone who has declined is left out of the seating, and each guest profile shows the table they are assigned to.
It spreads guests across tables, trying to gather people from the same guest group together, and seats companions next to their primary guest. You can edit the result by hand or run auto-seating again.
Download the seating plan as a PDF or send a read-only link. For the link you choose which tables to show and whether to include table notes.
Yes. The PDF plan lets you set fonts, colors, and background. Place cards come in three formats — a folded A6 tent and flat A7 in portrait and landscape — with six ready-made backgrounds: eucalyptus, wildflowers, marble and gold, and more. You can also use your own color or image.
No. The link opens in any browser, on a phone or a computer. The app is only for you, to build the seating.
A well-planned seating chart helps avoid chaos on your wedding day and ensures a comfortable reception for all guests. Manage tables and guests in one app.