Drag & drop
Move tables and guests with the mouse until every detail fits. No more redrawing paper plans.
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An interactive drag & drop tool wired straight into RSVP. Move tables around, add chairs and seat your guests so everyone has a good time.
What the tool does
Move tables and guests with the mouse until every detail fits. No more redrawing paper plans.
As soon as a guest confirms, they appear in the list to be seated. You always work with the current headcount.
Round, rectangular or one long top table. Add tables and chairs as you need them.
Download the final version as a PDF or print it — for the caterer and for guests at the door.
How it goes
The list of confirmed guests loads automatically from your wedding website.
Add tables of any shape and arrange them to match your reception space.
Drag guests to the tables, fine-tune the details and print or export the final plan as a PDF.
Frequently asked questions
In WeMarry you import guests from RSVP, lay out the tables and drag guests into their seats. Then you print the finished plan or save it as a PDF. No paper, no redrawing.
It works well to seat people who know each other or share interests together, and to keep family sensitivities in mind. With drag & drop you can try variations until every table feels right.
The couple sits at the head of the main table facing the room, with the bride on the groom's right. The bride's mother and then her father usually sit beside the groom, and the groom's parents beside the bride, followed by the witnesses and close family. It is a custom rather than a rule — more relaxed weddings often skip it.
Do not seat divorced parents next to each other. It works well to give each of them their own table with their own people, both the same distance from the head table so neither feels pushed aside. Treat a parent's new partner as an ordinary guest and seat them together.
Yes. The seating chart is free — you only pay when you publish your wedding website. All you need is a free account to save the plan in, so you can come back and change it right up to the wedding day.
A round table usually takes 8–10 guests; for a rectangular one it depends on the length. In the tool you set the number of chairs per table yourself.
Yes. The seating chart is connected to the RSVP answers from your wedding website, so you always work with the current number of confirmed guests.
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