CSV Import
Upload your guest list from a spreadsheet. Seated detects the columns and keeps every person as an individual guest.
Relationship-aware seating
Import your guests, build the room with tables you can place anywhere, and add the relationships that matter. Seated suggests a safe starting point, then you can drag every table and guest until the room feels right.
Seated imports seventy-five individual guests, identifies that Dave and Karen must be kept apart, adds and arranges ten draggable tables, validates the complete arrangement, then places them at different tables.
From guest list to movable room layout and constraint-checked arrangement.
From spreadsheet to room
A short, automatic tour of how Seated turns a guest list into a room you can shape and a relationship-aware arrangement.
The planning studio
Seated combines a flexible visual planner with relationship intelligence, so the arrangement reflects the people in the room, not just the shape of the tables.
Upload your guest list from a spreadsheet. Seated detects the columns and keeps every person as an individual guest.
Explain who should sit together and who needs space. Seated treats those relationships as real planning constraints.
Fine-tune the arrangement by moving guests between seats or swapping two people without rebuilding the plan.
Download your seating plan as a polished image for the venue or a detailed CSV for your records.
Use round, rectangular and banquet-style tables together, with the exact number of seats you need.
Keep RSVPs, dietary requirements, groups and planning notes together in one considered workspace.
Simple, honest pricing
Try Seated with up to 30 guests. Upgrade once to keep planning larger celebrations without another monthly bill.
For trying the studio
Build a real plan for up to 30 guests. No credit card needed.
For the full celebration
Unlimited guests, intelligent seating support and complete exports, with no subscription.
Why Seated exists
When we planned our wedding, we spent an entire weekend moving paper notes around a table map on the living room floor. Who sits with whom? Will Uncle Dave behave near Aunt Karen? Where do the children go?
We wanted a tool that understood wedding dynamics, not just table grids. Something that could offer a thoughtful starting point while leaving the final judgement with us. So we built Seated.
It is designed to help your nan find someone to chat to, keep old friends together and give complicated relationships the space they need.
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