Wedding Seating Chart

A seat for everyone you love.

Turn your Joy guest list into a wedding seating chart in just one evening. With one click, every guest gets a seat and each family stays together, then you can make the final adjustments only you know.

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Pre-Designed Rooms

Begin with a room that matches your style.

Ballroom, garden, or a single long table for your rehearsal dinner—choose a layout, set your guest count, mix round, square, and long tables, and add the dance floor and bar.

Classic Reception

Round tables surrounding a central dance floor

Automatic RSVP Sync

They say yes, you say where.

Your seating chart is built from your Joy guest list. When a guest RSVPs yes, they show up ready for a seat, plus-one and party included. No copying names, no second list to keep in sync.

Wedding guests dining at a long table under trees and string lights

Keep Groups Together

One click, everyone’s seated.

Seat your entire guest list with one click. Families sit together, couples stay side by side, and no one’s separated from their date. Then, you can move Auntie closer to (or farther from) your coworkers as you like.

Newlyweds cheering with their arms up at their table while the band plays behind them

Make It Yours

This is where the party starts.

College Friends, The Cousins, Kids Table. Name every table your way so the plan is easy to read at a glance, for you and your planner.

Version History

Change your mind as often as you need.

Every rearrangement is saved. If last night’s plan was better, restore it in one click.

Ready for the Big Day

Everything your venue needs, ready to send.

Table assignments, meal counts and the floor plan, ready to send to your caterer, planner and venue.

Wedding guests waving their napkins in the air along a long dinner table, with the couple standing at the far end

Dream Up Your Wedding Seating Chart

Picture every table.

The cousins, together again. Grandma close to the dance floor. Your university friends, as lively as ever at table four. Picture the whole room, then seat the people you love.

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