For family reunions
A family reunion that seats without drama.
Branches, generations, dietary needs, and one rule that keeps Uncle Rob two tables away from Aunt Ruth.
Tagged
Branches
Handled
Kids table
Minimized
Drama
What you get
Branch tagging
Every guest tagged with their branch of the family.
Generation rules
Great-grandparents at the anchor table, kids at their own.
Diplomatic rules
Keep certain cousins across the room without saying why.
Contact roll-up
One roster with phone numbers for the family group text.
How it works
1
Import the family tree
Or type it in — a reunion is usually 40 to 80 people.
2
Write the branch rules
Same branch together, or intentionally mixed.
3
Auto-Seat and hand out place cards
No one at the wrong table.
In practice
80-person reunion, three generations
Four long tables by branch, a kids table by the yard, elders anchored at the head. Two carefully-kept-apart cousins, seated with a room between them.
Frequently asked
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