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Plan de Table

One app, two uses: play at other people's weddings, or plan your own.

Just for funThe Wedding GameImaginary weddings and their impossible families: 40 seating puzzles, from 6 to 20 guests.Try a wedding right here Watercolour: Granny Lucette, two young guests bickering and Uncle Gérard around a wedding tableFor realMy real weddingYour real guests and tables: the app suggests a plan, you fine-tune it, then print it with place cards.See the four steps Watercolour: a notebook open on a table plan, a clipboard, paper samples and a cup of tea
Coming soon to the App Store

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Your guests stay on your device. No server.

GameImaginary weddings, just for fun

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Six guests, only one arrangement that works.

A real wedding from the app, playable here. The couple has already placed two cards, you seat the other four. Each must-have tells you live whether it's met.

Watercolour: Uncle and Mother-in-law sitting back to back at a wedding table, arms crossed
Uncle must not sit next to Mother-in-law.None of these people exist. That's the whole point.

Wedding 10 of 40 · The engagement

Lina & Nathan

  • To seat: 4
  • Must-haves: 0 of 4

Colleague Thibault is in hand: tap a free seat, or another card to swap.

What the family demands

  1. Little Lucas and Great-uncle Albert are secretly writing a speech: they must sit side by side.Waiting
  2. Colleague Thibault and Great-uncle Albert are inseparable: side by side, please.Waiting
  3. Colleague Thibault always steals Little Rose's bread: certainly not on the next chair.Waiting
  4. Auntie Monique wants Great-uncle Albert right opposite, to clink glasses.Waiting

Pin: a card placed by the couple, it doesn't move.

Next to: the neighbouring chair. Opposite: the chair straight across the table. Seats are numbered clockwise.

Forty weddings, three seasons

Each wedding has only one solution. Two weddings ahead always stay open: the one that resists doesn't block the rest.

  1. Watercolour: six guests at a round table under an olive tree

    10 weddings

    The engagement

    One round table, six guests, the first sensitivities.

  2. Watercolour: a cocktail hour in the grounds of a château

    15 weddings

    The cocktail hour

    Two tables, twelve guests and some face-offs.

  3. Watercolour: a large festive reception hall with a full dance floor

    15 weddings

    The grand reception

    Three tables, twenty guests, the whole family.

What brings you back

  • Watercolour: three sugared almonds in a square of tulle tied with a burgundy ribbon

    Three sugared almonds per wedding

    One for solving the wedding, one if the room was never filled the wrong way, one if you took no hint.

  • Watercolour: a grandmother whispering advice, her hand beside her mouth

    A hint in three stages

    First where to look, then the reasoning explained, finally the card put in its seat. Stop whenever you like.

  • Watercolour: a gust swirls cards and petals above a table

    The Gust of wind mini-game

    A gust can scramble a solved wedding. Here you only swap cards, and the goal is the smallest number of swaps.

  • Watercolour: Granny Lucette and Uncle Gérard at the rehearsal dinner table

    The rehearsal dinner

    Learn by playing: a real table of four in “How it works”, with Granny Lucette telling you what to do at every moment.

36 guests, one impossible family

Each guest has a watercolour portrait. By the fifteenth wedding, you have opinions about Auntie Josiane.

  • Uncle Gérard
  • Mother-in-law
  • Father-in-law
  • Granny Lucette
  • Grandpa René
  • Auntie Josiane
  • Cousin Kevin
  • Cousin Jade
  • Witness Inès
  • Witness Max
  • Godfather Didier
  • Godmother Sylvie
  • Little Lucas
  • Little Rose
  • Uncle Bernard
  • Auntie Monique
  • Great-uncle Albert
  • Aunt Claudine
  • Granny Jeannine
  • Grandpa Marcel
  • Cousin Chloé
  • Cousin Jérémy
  • Auntie Nadine
  • Uncle Patrick
  • Goddaughter Zoé
  • Godson Noah
  • Sister-in-law Camille
  • Brother-in-law Antoine
  • Neighbour Odette
  • Colleague Thibault
  • Buddy Léna
  • Buddy Samir
  • DJ Yannick
  • Mrs Lambert
  • Mr Ferrand
  • Photographer Paolo

In the app

  • Screenshot: a wedding in the Game, the round table, portraits and must-haves

    The room first, and what's wrong right below it.

  • Screenshot: a Game hint explaining the reasoning

    The hint: the reasoning in plain words.

  • Screenshot: a wedding's success card and its sugared almonds

    Wedding solved: almonds, time and a card to share.

  • Screenshot: the Gust of wind mini-game

    Gust of wind: put it all back in the fewest swaps.

Festive sounds you can turn off, Game Center achievements with no leaderboard, and a success card to share that never gives away the solution.

My real weddingYour real guests, your real plan

↑ Back to the Game

Nothing imaginary here

Your seating plan, in four steps.

Up to 150 guests and 20 tables per reception. The app guides you from one step to the next and always tells you what's left to do. No need to have touched the Game.

  1. Guests

    Import the list from your spreadsheet (a CSV file, one line per guest) or add them one by one, with their group, child or not, and diet.

    Screenshot: the Guests step of a reception

  2. Tables

    Round or rectangular, from 2 to 20 seats. The app counts the missing chairs and offers to add the tables of 10 you need in one gesture.

    Screenshot: the Tables step of a reception

  3. Wishes

    Optional. A must-have is always met: next to, not next to, opposite, same table, different tables, at a given table. A wish is granted if possible: a little, a lot or passionately.

    Screenshot: the Wishes step, with must-haves and wishes

  4. Plan

    “Suggest a plan” seats everyone in an instant. Each table shows its status as a thumbnail. Fine-tune by tap or drag and drop: two guests swap seats.

    Screenshot: the Plan step, tables as thumbnails with their status

Who's badly placed?

A heart next to every name, based on their wishes. No more rereading a hundred lines to find Uncle.

  • delighted Their wishes are granted.
  • lukewarm Only some of them: one swap may be enough.
  • unhappy Their wishes aren't met: worth another look.

When it's impossible, the app says so

Uncle Gérard and Mother-in-law, at the same table and at different tables? The plan explains it above the tables. It also spots the over-requested table, the party too big for any table, and missing chairs.

Turning a must-have into a wish is often all it takes.

Print or share

The PDF is made on the device. It leaves by AirDrop, Mail or the printer, when you decide.

Seating plan
Each table seen from above, its guests seat by seat, then the “Who's where” index. In A4 or A3.
Place cards
One folded card per guest, with their table's name. Eight per A4 sheet.
Plan image
The plan as a nice image, to send by message to the couple or the family.

So it isn't all left to the night before

  • Reminders 30 days out, 7 days out and the day before, if you turn them on, at the time you choose
  • A countdown widget: days left, guests invited, guests seated
  • Siri shortcuts to open your plan
Screenshot: exporting the seating plan as a PDFScreenshot: exporting the place cards
Watercolour: an open notebook, a fountain pen and a wax-sealed envelope

Real guests stay with you.

Names, diets, children, affinities: this is personal data. It stays on your device. No account, no server, no ads, no tracker, no access to your Contacts. A CSV file is read on the spot and sent nowhere.

Watercolour: the whole family raising a glass around a wedding table

Plan de Table

Let the party begin

A puzzle on the couch tonight, or your own wedding's plan on an A3 sheet.

Coming soon to the App Store

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