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Thoughtful event planning
Keep your people together.
Build a first-pass seating chart from household or group sizes. Balance table loads, preserve groups and print table cards without creating an account.
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Table 1 7 / 8
Table 2 7 / 8
Table 3 6 / 8
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01Groups stay together
02Capacity checks built in
03Printable table cards
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Practical guides
Prepare a group-based seating list
A little structure makes the first draft easier.
Read guide ↗Why spare seats do not guarantee a fit
Groups need contiguous capacity at one table.
Read guide ↗A 20-guest seating chart: see the input, assignments and table cards
Try a complete worked example before buying. These six fictional groups use the same defaults as the free TableKind preview: 20 guests at three tables of eight.
Read guide ↗Good to know
Questions, answered.
Does it know who should sit together?
It keeps each input group together. It does not infer relationships or enforce separation preferences between groups.
Will every arrangement work?
The algorithm balances groups and tries tighter packing when that seats more guests. It is not an exhaustive solver and may leave groups unassigned even when another arrangement exists.
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