Intimate Celebration
50 seatsSix rounds of eight, a sweetheart table for two, a cake table and a bar.
Best for: About 50 guests, with the two of you at a table of your own.
Free seating chart templates
Pick the layout nearest your room, open it in the free designer without an account, and drag your guest list onto the chairs. The tables, the head table and the dance floor are placed before you start. What is left is deciding who sits with whom.
Grand Ballroom, 150 seated
Close-up: Table 7, ringed on the plan
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“The visual layout makes it so easy to see if tables are too close together or if we're missing accessibility considerations. It's like having a bird's-eye view of the room.”
The templates
Each preview is drawn by the same renderer as the designer and the PDF export. Drag a table, or focus one and use the arrow keys, to see how the room changes. Then open the layout free, or download the empty room as an A3 PDF for the venue walk-through.
Six rounds of eight, a sweetheart table for two, a cake table and a bar.
Best for: About 50 guests, with the two of you at a table of your own.
Eight rounds of nine around the dance floor, a sweetheart table, a photo booth and a bar.
Best for: About 75 guests and a dance floor at the centre of the room.
Four long tables of eighteen and a top table of ten, with the bar to one side.
Best for: Barns and family-style dinners, with platters served down the middle.
Ten rounds of nine around the dance floor, a head table of eight, a DJ booth and a bar.
Best for: A ballroom or marquee of about 100 guests with many separate friend groups.
Two long family tables of sixteen beside the dance floor, eight rounds of ten and a head table of eight.
Best for: Keeping close family near you without one enormous top table.
Fourteen rounds of ten, twelve of them in two wings, and a head table of ten under the stage.
Best for: Large weddings and galas with a band or speeches on stage.
Tonight
Import your guests from a .csv or .xlsx file, or type them in, and drag each one onto a chair. The chair shows their full name, so the table reads the way the evening will: who is beside whom, seat by seat.
On paper and as a PDF
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More rooms
Yes. Every template opens in the full designer without an account, and you can move tables, import your guest list and seat everyone at no cost. The printable PDF of each empty room is a plain download with no email asked. Saving the chart and exporting the seated chart as a PDF are part of the paid plans.
Yes. A template is a starting layout, not a locked drawing: add or delete tables, change the number of seats on any table, move the bar or the dance floor, and drag anything to where it stands in your room.
Open the template, then import your list as a .csv or .xlsx file or type names in. Each guest sits on a specific chair when you drop them there, and a chair that still shows its seat number is a guest you have not placed yet.
Classic Rounds seats 98: ten round tables of nine around the dance floor and a head table of eight facing the room. If your venue serves family style, Long Table Banquet seats 82 on four shared long tables and a top table.
The same six layouts are on the wedding seating chart templates page with guidance on head tables, sweetheart tables and round versus long tables. This page is the entry point for dinners, galas and any other seated event.
Yes. Every template card has a Download printable PDF link. The file is A3 landscape, shows the room with numbered seats, and is free with no signup. Take it to the venue walk-through and pencil in what has to move.
Open the template in the designer, seat your guests, and export the chart as a PDF with a name on every chair. The export needs one of the paid plans; designing and seating the room before that point is free.
Planning a wedding? See the wedding seating chart templates.
Open the free designer, choose the layout nearest your venue, and start with the people you already know where to put.