Every guest knows their table.
Once you know who’s coming, seat them. Lay out the hall’s tables, drag names onto them, and print a plan — or let each guest find their table number inside their own invitation.
What it does
Verbs, not adjectives.
Draw your hall
Add tables with their seat counts, name them, and arrange them the way the hall really is.
Drag and drop
Confirmed guests sit in a side list. Drag a name onto its table — companions follow.
Suggested seating
One button seats the confirmed guests by side and family; adjust freely afterwards.
Who’s still unseated
A running count of everyone without a table, so nobody is forgotten.
Table number in the invitation
On the day, a guest opens their invitation and finds their table number in it — no asking at the door.
A plan to print
Save the plan and the table lists as a PDF in one tap, or copy the list into a spreadsheet — ready for the venue.
Try it now
Change the numbers and watch the hall take shape.
This plan really works — tap any seat and type a name.
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How it runs, step by step.
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Close the replies
When the confirmed list settles, start seating.
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Add the tables
Their number, their seats and their names, as in the hall.
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Seat
Drag them yourself, or start from the suggested plan and adjust.
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Tell them
The table number appears in every guest’s invitation, and the plan goes to the venue.
Seating questions
What hosts ask about.
- Change it any time. The guest sees the new number in their invitation immediately.
- No. Each guest sees only their own table number, inside their own invitation.
- Yes — round, rectangular and head tables, with any number of seats.