Give every guest a place. Arrange round or long tables, bring in your guest list and build a seating plan you can send to your venue or turn into printed cards.
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Make a first draft, move people as plans change, then download a layout your coordinator can read.
Move round tables, long tables and rows of chairs. Rotate, resize and duplicate them, with optional grid snapping.
Start with the RSVP list you already have. Keep group names, meal choices and existing table assignments alongside each guest.
Drag a name onto a chair, or select a guest and tap a seat. Assigning to an occupied chair swaps the two guests.
See table capacity, seated guests and everyone still waiting. Auto-seat can fill available chairs, with a preference for existing groups.
Download a landscape A4 PDF or a high-resolution PNG of the full layout. Export CSV for your coordinator and a backup to reopen later.
Send the seated list to our place card or escort card editor, with table names, seat numbers and meal choices already filled in.
Start with a sample or a blank room. Every table and guest can be changed until you are ready to print.
Add the tables your venue provides. Set seats for each one, position the top table and mark the dance floor, stage or entrance.
Paste one name per line or import Excel / CSV. Add group and meal details, then select a guest and a chair, or use the table dropdown beside each name.
Check that nobody is left unassigned. Download the layout for your venue, then make place cards or escort cards from the same seated list.
Use one online table planner for wedding receptions, rehearsal dinners, parties, galas and corporate dinners. Layouts are schematic, so confirm actual dimensions and clearances with your venue.
Set the seat count for each round table and place groups around the room. Duplicate a table to build a consistent banquet layout.
Arrange rectangular banquet tables in rows or rotate them into a different layout. Rename one as the top table, head table or family table.
Add a dance floor and text labels for entrances or service areas. Export the room layout, then use the wedding seating chart maker when you need sit-together and keep-apart rules.
Prepare the guest list, compare table shapes and keep every printed label consistent.
From Excel guest list to a room layout and printable cards.
Compare table shapes, groups and the flow through the room.
Keep the plan, signs and printed cards on the same numbering system.
Turn the assigned list into cards for the entrance.
Planning, saving and printing your seating arrangement.
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