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Define table sizes and constraints
Set your table count and seat limits so the optimizer works within your venue reality from the start.
Wedding Table Planning
Wedding Table Planner
Stop redoing your table chart every time an RSVP changes.
SeatLogic helps you turn a messy guest list into balanced wedding tables. Instead of dragging names around endlessly, map relationships once and let optimization handle the heavy lifting for each table plan iteration.
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How It Works
From guest list to conflict-free tables in three clear steps.
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Cluster by relationships
Group families, friend circles, and couples before assignment so each table reflects real social context.
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Optimize table balance
Generate layouts that preserve key relationships while keeping table sizes balanced and conflict-free.
Why Couples and Planners Choose SeatLogic
Built for real-world wedding seating constraints, not generic floor plans.
Better table balance at scale
Handle 100-200 guest weddings with confidence by combining visible social context and automated seat balancing.
Catch table-level conflicts early
Avoid accidental placements by flagging relationships that should never share a table.
Iterate quickly for planner feedback
When your mom calls with "one more change," just update the guest and rerun. No starting over.
Export-ready handoff for venues
Export your final chart and hand it to your venue coordinator. Done.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions before you start your seating chart.
Yes. You can configure seat counts per table and plan around mixed table capacities before optimization runs.
Yes. Relationships and social groups guide the optimizer to keep priority people together while avoiding known conflicts.
You can manually place VIP guests first, then optimize the remaining seating around those fixed placements.
SeatLogic focuses on relationship-aware seat assignments. Many teams pair it with venue floor plan tools for final room layouts.
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