Free planning tool

Wedding seating chart maker: arrange guests into tables

Set out your tables, name them, and see how many seats are left as you go. Free to use, and the invitation it belongs to is built in the same place.

Seating planner

Add a table

Guests to seat

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No tables yet. Add your first table above - a top table, a family table, whatever you call them.

How to use the planner

  1. Add your tablesName each table and say how many seats it holds. A top table, a family table, whatever you call them.
  2. Seat your guestsWork down your list and put each guest at a table. The seats left at each table update as you go.
  3. Balance the sidesGuests can be marked by side and by group, so you can see who is sitting together before the day.
  4. Carry it into the invitationWhen the tables look right, build the invitation in the same place and send it out.
A wedding reception table laid with white flowers, candles and a single place setting

Tables, seats and the people at them. Publish the plan and each guest sees their own table on their invitation.

Your seating plan sits next to your guest list

The planner is part of Link Invitation. The same invitation collects replies in a live RSVP dashboard, who is coming, which events they are attending, and what they can and cannot eat. Guests can be sorted into categories and sides, and assigned to individual events when your celebration runs over more than one day.

How online RSVP works

The dashboard that fills in as your guests reply.

See the RSVP dashboard →

What a digital wedding invitation includes

Personal links, multiple events, maps and calendars.

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Ready to send the invitation?

Build it, preview it for free, and only pay when you are happy with it.

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