Seating plan guides
The parts of a seating plan that are genuinely hard: knowing what to ask people in advance, keeping the wrong two guests apart, and making a corporate dinner worth attending.
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How to turn RSVP form answers into a seating plan
What to ask on the form so the answers are actually useful, how to structure the spreadsheet so it imports cleanly, and why the export-and-arrange method falls apart the second time you do it.
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How to seat guests who do not get along
Divorced parents, exes and feuding relatives. How far apart people need to be in the room rather than on the list, why buffers have limits, and the check almost nobody does before printing.
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Seating a corporate event or conference dinner
Deciding what the evening is for, mixing departments without killing the conversation, where to put senior guests and sponsors, and what to collect from attendees in advance.
Build a plan rather than read about one
Guests fill in their own details from a link. You get a suggested plan and arrange it in a layout of your real room. Free for events up to 15 guests.
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