Table planning for weddings, conferences, formal dinners, and other functions. Take the stress out of seating.
"The conversation must sparkle like the rubies in the entremets wines, it must be delightfully suave with the sweetmeats of the dessert, and become very profound with the coffee." Alexandre Dumas
Send one link. Guests fill in their own details, dietary requirements, and interests. You stop chasing spreadsheets and inbox threads.
Analyses your guest list and builds a seating plan that considers conversation style, shared interests, and the specific dynamics of your event type.
The plan is a starting point, not a verdict. Drag guests between tables until you are satisfied. Every decision remains yours.
Guests who arrive together stay together. Partners and groups register in one form and are automatically seated at the same table.
One click produces a venue-ready seating plan and individual place cards, with dietary requirements pulled through for catering staff.
Flag guests who should not sit together. Constraints are applied automatically and surfaced clearly if they cannot be resolved.
Each event type uses different logic. Protocol dinners balance rank. Corporate dinners cross-pollinate companies. Weddings group by connection and shared interest.
"A good dinner is of great importance to good talk. One cannot think well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well." Virginia Woolf
Choose the event type, add a name and date. Under a minute.
One link per event. Guests register themselves, declare dietary needs, and share a little about themselves. Groups and plus ones register together in a single form.
One click reads your guest list and infers conversation style, connections between guests, and anything else relevant to good seating.
Review the proposed plan. Drag guests between tables. The reasoning behind each placement is shown so you can agree or override with confidence.
Produce a venue seating plan and place cards. Hand them over and go enjoy the evening.
"Seating is the first act of hospitality. Get it right and the evening takes care of itself."