Seating plan
Lay out your tables and put people at them. On the day, a guest types their name and their table comes back — no printed board, no queue at the door.
Find your seat
Folake Adebayo
Table 4
The Hibiscus Table
Sitting with Kunle, Dami, Bisi, Priya and 3 others
An example. The names and tables here are invented.
Tables, in whatever order you want them. Name them or just number them — a plan with numbers and no names is an ordinary plan, not an unfinished one.
64 of 71 guests seated
Table 1
The Hibiscus Table
3 of 8
Table 2
The Palm Table
3 of 8
Top table
2 of 6
An example, with invented names — not a real couple's plan.
No printed board to crowd around and no one at the door with a clipboard. A guest types the name on their invitation and their table comes back, on the phone already in their hand.
The card says who else is on the table, by first name. Your full guest list stays yours — the finder will not hand it to anyone who guesses one name on it, and it answers nothing at all to a half-typed one.
Every other planner is a drag-and-drop canvas, which is the one thing a keyboard cannot do. Here you pick a table and press a button, so it works on a phone, on a trackpad at two in the morning, and with a screen reader.
A guest sits in one place. Seat someone who is already seated and they move, rather than appearing twice — the plan cannot disagree with itself.
Build your site and lay the tables out whenever you're ready.
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