Divorced parents.
New partners.
One calm seating chart.

Set who sits together and who sits apart, and PlanSeats handles the tricky family math.

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Dance floorHead tableGraceBenOliviaJamesMiaNoahTable 1Bride’s familyMargaretRobertDanielSophieCharlotteHenryEleanorWilliamTable 2Groom’s familyPatriciaRichardAndrewNatalieEthanAvaDeniseLuisTable 3College friendsMadisonAudreyDanielNoraSimoneEliseFelixJasmineTable 4Family friendsBarbaraCharlesSusanWalterJoanMartinHelenDavid
Keep apartGrace and LuisKeep togetherHelen and DavidTable 1Bride’s familyGraceRobertDanielSophieCharlotteHenryEleanorWilliamTable 2Groom’s familyLuisHelenDavidNatalieEthanAvaDeniseLuis

How it works

GroupsEach group gets a color and its own tables.Bride’s family8 guests · Table 1Groom’s family8 guests · Table 2College friends8 guests · Table 3Family friends8 guests · Table 432 guests seated by group

1Add your guests

Tag them by family side.

Keep apartGrace and LuisKeep togetherHelen and DavidTable 1Bride’s familyGraceRobertDanielSophieCharlotteHenryEleanorWilliamTable 2Groom’s familyLuisHelenDavidNatalieEthanAvaDeniseLuis

2Set your rules

Keep these two apart, seat these guests together.

Table 1Bride’s familyMargaretRobertDanielSophieCharlotteHenryEleanorWilliamTable 2Groom’s familyPatriciaRichardAndrewNatalieEthanAvaDeniseLuisTable 3College friendsMadisonAudreyDanielNoraSimoneEliseFelixJasmineTable 4Family friendsBarbaraCharlesSusanWalterJoanMartinHelenDavid

3Auto-seat

Your first draft follows every rule, then you fine-tune.

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The family math, handled

Keep-apart rules

Exes, feuding relatives, the aunt and the cousin, on opposite sides of the room.

Seat-together rules

Keep couples, families and friend groups at the same table.

Both sides of the family, clearly marked

Color-code the bride’s and groom’s sides so the room looks balanced.

Questions

Keep the peace without spending a weekend on it.

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