Guests from RSVPs, not a spreadsheet
Everyone who RSVPs on the digital invitation is on the list right away, with plus-ones and children by name. Relatives who call you, you add yourself.
Seating chart and entrance sign
Guests who RSVP show up on your list by themselves, with plus-ones and children. Draw the hall, seat them at tables or let the plan do it, families together. Then download the entrance sign and a per-table list for the venue.
Everyone who RSVPs on the digital invitation is on the list right away, with plus-ones and children by name. Relatives who call you, you add yourself.
Pick a guest and tap a table: they, their plus-one and children sit side by side. Random seating fills the rest and keeps families together.
By table or alphabetical, in three looks, from A3 to 60 × 90 cm. A PDF at the exact size any print shop can print.
Round, long and head tables, dance floor, music, entrance. You choose the number of chairs per table.
Drag them, tap a table, or seat everyone at random. You’re warned when someone has no seat or chairs run short.
The entrance sign for guests, and for the venue a per-table list with the floor plan, children and empty chairs.
Yes. Pinch to zoom the hall, unseated guests are right below it, and you seat someone by tapping them and then a table. On a computer you get more room and mouse dragging.
No. Guests who answer by phone or in person you add to the replies yourself, and the plan can include anyone who isn’t in the RSVPs: the couple, best man, the band.
A PDF at 50 × 70 cm, 60 × 90 cm, A1, A2 or A3 with your title. Guests are listed by table or alphabetically by surname with their table, in white, ivory or black with gold.
The plan shows it: the seat of a guest who is no longer coming is marked and you free it in one click. New guests appear on the unseated list.
The seating chart comes with Standard (€39) and Premium (€59), together with the photo album, live wall and digital invitation. One payment, no subscription, with a 14-day money-back guarantee.