Tablewright

Built for the hardest job in wedding planning

• Paste your guest list. "Ann & Bob Smith" becomes a couple who always sit together, and "The Lee family (4)" adds a family of four.
• Set the rules. Keep two people apart, seat friends together, keep groups like "college friends" at the same tables.
• Plan for access. Mark guests who need step-free access or a seat near an exit, and the tables that offer it.
• See the room. Round and long tables drawn with every chair filled in, and live warnings for full tables and broken rules.
• Lay out the floor plan. Tables to scale with doors, stage, dance floor and bar. Drag them, or let Arrange lay them out.
• Ready for the day. Escort-card list by last name, a list for each table, and meal counts for the caterer, ready to share or print.