Tablecharm
Paste the guest list, mark keep-aparts, press Solve
What it does
I built this after my own wedding chart broke Excel. Paste the list, mark keep-aparts, press Solve. Print posters and place cards. $29 once, no subscription, free to try.
Paste your wedding guest list, say who cannot sit together, and get a finished seating chart with a printable poster, place cards and escort list. Free to try, $29 once.
Paste your guest list. Tell us who cannot sit together. Press Solve, and watch every guest fly to the right seat. Then print your chart, place cards, and escort list. Straight from Notes or a spreadsheet. Plus-ones, couples, and “The Rivera Family (4)” are detected and kept together automatically. Keep these two apart. Keep this family together. Seat grandma near the head table. Say it once; the solver never forgets. Watch every guest fly to the right seat around your real floor plan. Drag anyone to fine-tune, lock tables you love, solve again. Tablecharm is not a diagram tool - it hands you the finished stationery: a poster for the easel, tent-fold place cards for every setting, an…from tablecharm.app
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