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Wedding seating chart maker

Pick a guest, then pick a table. It flags the conflicts you told it about, so the argument happens now instead of at the reception.

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Pick a guest, then pick a table

Common questions

Seating chart questions

A wedding seating chart maker assigns guests to tables and produces a printable chart and place cards. AyeDu stores a separate chart per event, which matters when the same guest list is seated differently at the sangeet, the banquet and the reception.

How do you make a wedding seating chart?

Start from the table layout your venue has confirmed, not from the guest list. Place the couple and immediate family first, then seat by relationship group rather than by individual. Flag conflicts before you assign anyone. Leave one table part-empty for late changes, because there are always late changes.

Round tables seat eight to ten comfortably, and a head table often takes twelve. Chinese banquet tables are ten and are usually priced per table, so an empty seat costs the same as a filled one. Long banquet tables seat roughly one guest per two feet of length.

Flag the pairing once and the chart warns you when you try to seat them together, rather than relying on you to remember at the moment of assignment. Seat them at the same distance from the couple rather than one closer than the other. Perceived rank causes more friction than proximity.

Yes. Each event holds its own chart against the same guest list, which matters when the same 200 people are seated one way at the sangeet and another at the reception. Changing a guest’s details once updates them across every event rather than in each chart separately.

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