Wedding seating guides

Short and practical. Read one, then make your chart.

• How to make a wedding seating chart (step by step)
  A practical order of work for the seating chart: when to start, how to group guests, how many tables you need, and how to handle the people who cannot sit together.
• Wedding seating etiquette: who sits where
  Head table or sweetheart table, where parents and grandparents go, plus-ones, singles and the wedding party. The conventions, and when to ignore them.
• Seating for divorced parents and family tensions
  How to seat divorced parents, new partners, estranged relatives and feuding friends at a wedding without making anyone the story of the day.
• Kids tables at weddings: when and how
  When a kids table makes sense, which ages it suits, where to put it and how to keep it happy, plus what to do with babies and teenagers.

Make your seating chart