Plus and Complete plans
A drag-and-drop wedding table planner on the Plus plan. Your RSVP guests appear automatically; you add tables, seat everyone, and guests find their own table on the day from your wedding page.
Drag guests onto any table on desktop, or tap to select and place on a phone. Move someone in seconds when plans change.
Everyone who replies 'Coming' appears in the pool ready to seat, plus-ones included. Add anyone else by name with a small Add button.
A table is a name, a seat count from 1 to 200 and a head-table flag. Name them however your venue does. No floor plan to draw, no shapes to fiddle with.
Hover a seated guest to see their meal choices and whether they flagged a dietary follow-up. The canvas stays clean; the detail is there when you need it.
Add the Seating plan section to your page and guests search their name to see their table and table-mates, or browse the full seating list. No one hovers over an easel squinting.
Download the seating plan for the welcome sign or your venue, and a service sheet listing each table with meal choices and dietary flags for the caterer.
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Name each table, set its seat count and flag the head table. Presets for common sizes, or type your own.
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Your RSVP guests are already in the pool. Drag them onto tables on desktop or tap to place on a phone, and add anyone who hasn't replied by name.
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Add the Seating plan section to your page so guests can search their name. Download the plan and the service sheet as PDFs for the venue.
The guest pool fills as RSVPs come in. Tables sit beside it; drag names across and the plan saves as you go. It replaces the spreadsheet, the index cards and the late-night PowerPoint diagram.
The canvas shows names only, so it stays readable with two hundred guests. Hover a name to see meal choices and any dietary follow-up flag. On a phone the planner switches to Guests and Tables tabs and you tap to place instead of dragging.
When it’s done, download the seating plan PDF for the welcome easel and the service sheet PDF, with each table’s meals and dietary flags, for the caterer.

The software is the easy part. The hard part is the top table order, the divorced parents, the friend who can’t sit near the ex, and where the teenagers go. Ode doesn’t force tradition on you: a top table is just a table with the head-table flag, a sweetheart table is a table for two, and a long estate table is a table with a big seat count.
For the etiquette itself, read our guide to UK wedding seating plan etiquette, which covers the traditional top table order, modern alternatives, children and the awkward cases.
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