A little rearranging goes a long way

Move a guest. Make it click.

Try an arrangement, see how it feels, and move people around. Drag-and-drop seating makes the back-and-forth part of planning easier to follow.

THE WEDDING OF

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ALEX & JAMIE

A LITTLE ROOM TO DANCE

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36 of 37 guests seated6 tables · Made for good company

Table 03Charlotte Lee, William King, Ella Wright, James Scott, Sophie Green, Ethan Adams

Find a table for every guest

Move guests from the unassigned list into a table. Capacity checks help prevent putting more guests at a table than it can hold.

Select multiple guests when a family or group needs to move. Check that the destination table has enough seats for the whole selection.

Swap guests by dropping one onto another, or choose a table from the guest’s table selector. Review seating preferences after each change.

A few things you might be wondering

Get to know the way Seating works.

Can I move several guests at once?

Yes. Multi-select lets you move a group together when the destination table has enough capacity.

Do I have to use drag and drop?

No. You can also assign guests using the table selector, which is useful when working from the guest list.

Bring it all together

The room, the guests, the little details.
Give everyone a place to belong.

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