Wedding Planner — Guests, Tables & Budget
Keep households, replies, meal needs, tables, vendor quotes, and payment dates together, then print the seating work and export the records.
1 Guest list
Everyone invited, where their reply stands, and the meal or accessibility details the venue needs.
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2 Seating and room
Arrange round, long, sweetheart, and head tables on a room canvas, then assign whole parties without exceeding capacity. Confirmed guests are distinguished from provisional seats; anyone who declined is excluded.
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3 Vendors and payments
What each one actually quoted, what the deposit was, and when the balance is due. One deposit rate across every vendor was always a fiction.
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4 Budget against the quotes
Set a total and a rough split, then watch the real quotes land against it. The split is a starting guess; the quotes are what you will pay.
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5 Print and export
Place cards, escort cards, a seating chart, the payment dates as a calendar file, a guest CSV, and a complete JSON backup.
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Work is saved automatically in this browser. Export a backup before clearing browser data or moving the planner to another device.
The room canvas stores each table's position, rotation, shape, and capacity. A venue image is a planning reference rather than a measured floor plan; verify aisles, exits, accessibility, and venue rules with the venue.
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