Step-by-step breakdowns, etiquette, floor plans, and the free template couples use to get started.
The full process for 100–200 guests, and how long each stage really takes.
Guest requestsTrack guest preferences like "sit with Grace." Validate each request automatically as you arrange the chart.
EtiquetteHead tables, divorced parents, single guests, and the coworker who knows nobody.
Free templateA copy-and-go spreadsheet, plus exactly how Seat the Day reads your columns.
DisplaySigns, mirrors, escort cards, QR codes — what works for your guest count.
PlanningQuick calculator plus a breakdown by guest count, table size, and venue capacity.
Head tableWho sits at each, how much space they need, and the trade-off nobody explains upfront.
StationeryThey're different things, and most weddings only need one of them.
LayoutWhere the dance floor, bar and band go, and which tables end up being the bad ones.
TerminologyAre they the same thing? What each term actually means and when to use which.
DisplayBoth get guests to their table. Here's how to choose between the two display formats.
BasicsWhat the symbols, flags and table labels on your chart actually mean.
CompareHow the main seating chart makers stack up on price, sync and ease of use.
ToolWork out how many tables you need from your guest count and table size.