Seated in Love

Seat your guests.
Collect their RSVPs.
One place.

Build your wedding website, collect RSVPs per event, then let AI seat everyone by your rules — beautifully.

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T2
T3
T4
Alice
Ben
Clara
Dan
Emma
Fay
Grace
👨‍👩‍👧Keep family together
🚫Keep exes apart
VIPs at Table 1
7/7 satisfied
Your wedding website

Your wedding website + RSVP form, no code

A drag-and-drop page builder gives you a Home page, an RSVP form, and a Thank-you page — styled to match your day.

Mia & Leo
Will you join us?
Temple Ceremony
10:00 AM
YesNo
Reception Dinner
6:30 PM
YesNo
Farewell Brunch
11:00 AM
YesNo
Bringing a guest?
0+1
Send RSVP

Collect RSVPs the easy way

Guests reply per event from a beautiful form on your own wedding site. Set your blocks, pick a theme, and share a single link — no spreadsheets, no chasing.

  • Drag-and-drop builder: Home, RSVP form, and Thank-you pages
  • Multi-event RSVP — temple, dinner, brunch, each answered separately
  • Plus-ones and households so couples reply together
  • Conditional questions, FAQ, photo gallery, and calendar links
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Temple
Dinner
Brunch
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RSVPs flow straight into your seating chart

No copy-paste between tools. The moment a guest replies, their answer is in your planner — and you can focus the floor plan on one event at a time.

  • Guests reply per event; the planner dims chairs for anyone not attending
  • Filter the whole chart to a single event with one tap
  • RSVP tags (per-option) drive your seating filters automatically
  • One shared layout — never duplicate tables per event
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One AI assistant for seating and RSVPs

Tell the AI what you want in plain language — for your seating chart AND your RSVP form. Seat guests, swap people, add tables, build event questions, or ask who's coming, all by chatting.

  • "Seat Alice next to her family" — or "swap Alice and Bob"
  • "Ask for attendance for the temple and the dinner" — builds RSVP events
  • Attach images, PDFs, or floor plan photos for context
  • Choose Haiku, Sonnet, or Opus depending on the task

Powerful features, zero stress

From first draft to the big day

Seating Constraints7/7
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Keep Chen family together
same_table · required
🚫
Alice & Dan: keep apart
not_same_table · required
VIPs at Head Table
specific_table · required
👫
Emma next to Fay
adjacent · required
All constraints satisfied100%

Smart Seating Constraints

Define rules like 'keep family together' or 'seat VIPs at the head table', and let the AI constraint solver arrange your guests automatically. Review the results, tweak what you like, and lock it in.

  • 8 constraint types: same table, keep apart, adjacent, specific table, and more
  • AI suggests constraints based on guest tags and relationships
  • Visual overlay shows which constraints are satisfied
  • Chat with AI to add or adjust constraints in plain language
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Sarah
Planner
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Live Collaboration

Plan together in real time. Invite your partner, wedding planner, or family members and see everyone's changes as they happen.

  • See who's online with live presence avatars
  • Real-time cursors show where others are working
  • Roles for everyone: admin, editor, view-only, and usher check-in
  • Three-way merge prevents conflicting edits

On the big day: check guests in, broadcast their seats

Hand your ushers a locked check-in link, and send every guest their exact seat over WhatsApp and email.

Attendance0/5
Alice Chenarrived
Bob Smitharrived
Clara Tanarrived
David Leearrived
Emma Ngarrived

Usher check-in

Share a locked check-in URL so ushers can tick guests off as they arrive — live, on any phone, no account needed.

WhatsApp Broadcast
To: Alice
Hi Alice! You're seated at Table 1, Seat 2. Tap to view your seat.
To: Bob
Hi Bob! You're seated at Table 2, Seat 3. Tap to view your seat.
To: Clara
Hi Clara! You're seated at Table 3, Seat 4. Tap to view your seat.
0/3 sent

WhatsApp & email broadcasts

Send every guest a personalised message with their table, seat, and a deep link — over WhatsApp or email, from one template.

Everything else you need

Designed for couples planning their perfect day

Demo & sandbox mode

Try the whole planner and RSVP builder with no sign-up. Convert your sandbox to a real wedding later.

Draft plans

Experiment with seating layouts in isolated drafts, then promote your favourite to the main plan.

History & revert

Every change is saved. Browse past seating states and roll back to any point in one click.

Alignment guides

Gold guide lines and auto-snap keep your tables tidy as you drag them around the floor plan.

Copy & paste

Duplicate tables and floor objects with Cmd/Ctrl-C and V, just like a design tool.

Table rotation

Rotate round and rectangular tables to match your real venue layout exactly.

PDF export

Export a print-ready floor plan PDF to hand off to your venue or caterer.

CSV import

Bulk-import your guest list from a spreadsheet — names, tags, and contacts in one go.

Venue autocomplete

Pick your venue with Google Places autocomplete so the address is always right.

Layout & theme templates

Start from a designed wedding-website template and recolour it to match your palette.

How it works

  1. 1

    Set up your wedding

    Sign in, create your wedding, and add your venue and events — temple, dinner, brunch, whatever you're hosting.

  2. 2

    Build your site & collect RSVPs

    Use the drag-and-drop builder for your wedding website, then share the link to collect RSVPs per event.

  3. 3

    Import & manage guests

    Add guests by name, import a CSV, or let the AI assistant batch-create them. Tags, households, and contacts all in one list.

  4. 4

    Seat by event with AI

    Set constraints, let the AI solver arrange everyone, or drag guests manually. Filter the chart to one event at a time.

  5. 5

    Share & check in

    Export a PDF for your venue, broadcast personalised seats over WhatsApp or email, and check guests in on the day.

Ready to plan your wedding?

Free to use. No credit card required.

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