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The seating plan
You lay out your tables and drop each household onto them. Seats get counted, a household split in two is flagged, and you can step back whenever you want.
By hand
We do not seat anyone for you. We hold the room, the seats and the counts while you move people around, and we flag it when a table overflows or a household ends up split in two.
Open my planWe did it on a Sunday evening, the two of us, and it was almost enjoyable
The snags
A table with too many people, a household split in two, someone with no seat at all. Those three flag themselves while you are seating people, not on the morning of the wedding.
Nothing is corrected automatically. We show it to you, you decide.
118yes out of 180 invitations
118 yes 21 no 41 no replyWhere the names come from
The names come from the RSVPs. A household that says yes appears here, ready to be seated. A household that pulls out frees up its seats and tells you so.
See the guestsWe kept putting off the seating plan, sure it would end in an argument. We seated both our families without raising our voices.
The questions
Who seats the guests, what updates on its own, and how to keep two people apart.
No, there is no automatic seating at all. You place each person yourself by dragging them onto a table, and the app only flags what does not work. A shortcut drops a whole household at once onto the table you choose.
No. The plan builds one line per person from your guest list, the guest, their partner if you ticked the plus one, and one line per declared child. All you have to do is drag everyone onto the tables.
Yes, the plan does not look at the answers. The only filter is the dinner: untick the dinner on their entry, leaving another moment ticked, and their seat frees up at the next load.
Yes, each table is round or rectangular, and you rename it by clicking on its name. The number of seats comes from a fixed list of even values, from 4 to 16, so no table of 9.
You set a “Keep apart” or “Seat together” rule on two people, with a note if you want, to remind you why. The alert shows on the tables involved, and nothing is blocked: we flag it, you decide.
Yes, a PDF button outputs the tables as drawn with their seat count, three per page, and the list of people still without a seat at the end. On each table, only the first five names are written out, the rest is counted just underneath.
You draw your room, the yeses come and sit down in it. Free for couples.
Free for couples. Your partner gets in too.
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