TablePlanner
table planner, weddings, event, seating plan, free
What it does
TablePlanner is a free online seating plan app. Create seating charts for weddings, parties, and corporate events using drag-and-drop, manage guest groups and dietary needs, and share your plan with your venue.
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- BSBetter Seater – Wedding seating chart optimizer2024 · seater.steam-oven.net · ▲132
Is anyone having a big wedding reception/event with assigned seating soon? Or know anyone who will? I've been working on a tool to optimize seating charts for assigned seat events, such as weddings. I'm hoping this site will save people enough time and stress, to charge for the service for larger events. At the moment, there's no login required, and the service saves no data. Why? * Save time, rearranging people automatically * Help with politics of large gatherings * Try moving people and quickly seeing how everything shakes out Currently, it will try to optimize for: * Keeping groups…
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