Your seating plan, made simple.

Add your guests, choose who sits together or apart, and make a clear seating chart in minutes.

Try the sample event first — it’s ready to go.

For weddings, work events, and every big gathering.

Sit together · Keep apart · Closer to the hosts · Further from the DJ

Wedding guests raising their glasses for a toast at a long table under warm string lights.

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Guest list?

Add everyone who may attend. You can edit details at any time.

Rule groups

No special rules yet

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Seating rules?

Choose who should sit together—or apart. This step is optional, but it makes the plan more personal.

Choose one person, then choose who connects to them.

Your room?

Build the room your way — tables and chairs can live together. Drag anything. The stage makes the best places clear.

Mixed layout
Automatic seating
Room happiness—

See the whole room. $24 once.

Free shows one table. Pay once, print the chart, send guests a link. No monthly fee.

$24
One event

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📋 Paste your guest list

Anything works — a spreadsheet column, a message thread, names one per line. "Anna +1" gets a plus-one.

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Guest finder

Guests can browse names, then select a name to view that place. This link never allows editing.

Guests cannot edit the plan or access your event workspace.

Private co-editors

Co-editors are for people helping build the plan. Guest finder links never grant editing access.

Private editor linkThis link opens only this event for editing. It never carries your Big Day Pass.

Fit my guests

Tables 6
Seats each 10

Clear the room

Undo ↶ brings anything back.

Rename

Guests of every age eating and talking along a long wooden table in a garden at dusk.

Made for real rooms

You already know who sits where.

You know which cousins to keep apart, and who needs to be near the door. Please Sit takes what you already know and does the fiddly part — the counting, the shuffling, and the changes that arrive the night before.