Stop Rearranging Names. Start Solving Your Seating Chart.
Tell us who belongs together, who needs some space, and how many seats are at each table. We'll turn your guest list into a wedding seating plan that actually makes sense.
Your seating chart isn't a layout problem. It's a people puzzle.
Spreadsheets and sticky notes hand you a blank grid, then leave you doing the hard part in your head: holding every couple, family, friend group, and please-keep-these-two-apart all at once.
You're not just placing names
You are balancing friendships, families, couples, plus-ones, kids, and VIPs at the same time. That is the real work behind a seating chart.
Move one guest, three tables break
A group of eight at a table of ten. Divorced parents who both need to be near you. One small change shifts the whole chart. We call it the seating cascade.
Old tools only record the answer
A blank canvas shows what you already decided. It does not help you decide. That is exactly the part couples get stuck on for hours.
A smart starting plan. Then you make it yours.
Give the tool the rules you already know. It builds a sensible first arrangement in seconds. You stay in control the whole way through.
Add your guests
Paste your list or type names in. Import takes seconds, with no formatting to fuss over.
Set a few simple rules
Keep couples together. Give feuding relatives some distance. Mark your VIPs, kids, and friend groups.
Generate a starting plan
The tool seats everyone by your rules, then shows you plainly what it could not fit so nothing hides.
Lock, move, regenerate
Pin the tables you love. Move anyone by hand. Redo just the tricky tables. Nothing touches what you locked.
Questions couples ask
Seat everyone with confidence, then cross it off your list.
Everyone has somewhere that makes sense. The tricky family tables are handled. The venue has the final chart. Done, and you can finally stop thinking about it.
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