Bring the names.
Paste your guest list, bring over plus-ones, and mark the little ones before anyone gets missed.
Wedding planning, without the spreadsheet
Add guests, make tables, drag people into seats, export a chart. Or open the budget tools and split a total into venue, food, photo, and the rest. No account. Nothing here books a hall for you.
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Start with your guest list
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Drag them around round tables
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Export a chart everyone can use
A clear table plan
Paste your guest list, bring over plus-ones, and mark the little ones before anyone gets missed.
Pull people to the table where conversations will be easiest — then see what is still open at a glance.
Export a clean CSV for your venue, your parents, or the cousin who is printing place cards.
A small budget check
Keep your top categories in one gentle view. No financial planner language, no surprise platform fee.
Try the budget splitReception budget
$18,500
Ready when you are
Make your first table, then keep going only as far as your Friday deadline asks.
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What this site is
The venue asked for a seating chart by Friday, the spreadsheet has three versions, and nobody agrees where Uncle Ray sits. SeatChartBase keeps the boring useful parts in one browser tab.
You get a seating work surface, a guest list that can feed it, and budget pages that turn one total into category dollars. You do not get venue booking, planner matching, or RSVP email blasts.
Budget numbers are planning estimates only — not vendor quotes. Seating tools help you arrange guests; they are not a venue floor-plan CAD service or a wedding planner contract.