For couples & planners
The wedding seating chart maker that survives the guest list.
Import your guests, add rules, and let Auto-Seat draft the reception. Then plan the rehearsal dinner and brunch from the same list.
< 15 min
Setup
Unlimited on paid
Guests
PDF · CSV · print
Exports
What you get
Rules in plain English
"Aunt Carol must not sit with Uncle Jim." Conflict badges appear the moment a seat breaks the rule.
Multi-event, one guest list
Rehearsal dinner and brunch share the same list, with independent RSVPs and menus.
Public RSVP links
Send a link per event. Guests reply and pick a meal on their phone.
Print-ready floor plan
Landscape PDF, escort list, per-table caterer sheet, place-card CSV — one click each.
How it works
Import guests
Upload a CSV or paste from a sheet — Who Sits Where maps your columns.
Add rules & tables
Drop tables onto the floor plan and write must-sit/must-not-sit rules.
Auto-Seat, then polish
Run Auto-Seat, lock the seats you love, drag the rest.
In practice
Emma & James — 120 guests, three events
Emma and James used Who Sits Where for the rehearsal dinner (32), the reception (120), and the brunch (46). One guest list; three RSVP links; three menus. They printed a caterer sheet per event and a landscape floor plan for the reception in one afternoon.
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