Wedding Seating Chart Tool
Design your wedding seating with a drag-and-drop floor plan. Arrange head tables, round tables, and sweetheart tables — assign every guest a seat and share the final chart with your venue and coordinator.
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Features
Design, assign, and share your seating plan.
Floor planner
Design your layout visually.
Drag tables onto an open canvas, rotate them, and build your venue layout in minutes. Round, rectangular, square — every shape you need.
Guest list
Drag guests straight onto seats.
Manage your guest list and assign people to seats with a single drag.
Venue templates
Start from a premade floor plan.
Pick a ready-made venue layout and tweak it to match your space — no setup required.
Share & download
Share a link or download as PDF.
Send a private link to your venue or planner, or download the layout as an image and the guest list as a PDF.
RSVP tracking
Track who's coming.
Mark guests as invited and update their RSVP status as the replies come in.
How it works
Your wedding seating chart in 4 steps
From guest list to finished layout — here's how MySeatPlan helps you place family, friends, and plus-ones at just the right tables.
- Create your wedding event.
- Sign up for free, add your wedding date and venue, and you're ready. Takes under a minute — no credit card needed.
- Add your guest list.
- Add guests as RSVPs come in and sort them by bride's side and groom's side. No need to have every name on day one — add and rearrange right up to the wedding.
- Design the reception layout.
- Drag in round tables, a head table for the wedding party, and a sweetheart table if you prefer. Upload your venue floor plan as a background to match the real space.
- Seat everyone and share.
- Drop each guest onto a seat. Share a private link with your partner, parents, and venue coordinator so everyone sees the same layout — always up to date.
FAQ
Wedding seating chart FAQ
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Yes. The one-sided "main table" is built for the wedding party — drag it onto the floor plan, set the number of seats, and rotate it to face the room. If you prefer a sweetheart table for just the couple, use a small round table for two and place it front and center.
Built for your big day
Wedding seating — planned, not panicked
Arrange the head table, seat both families with care, and share the finished chart with your venue and planner — one link, always current, no spreadsheet drama.