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Wedding Seating Chart Planner

One page, table by table — capacity, the names seated, and the notes a room needs before the flip between ceremony and dinner.

A room has physics before it has a theme. The number of seats written on this sheet has to equal the confirmed headcount from the guest list, not the invited one — count real table capacity before making promises to anyone about where they sit.

In many venues, the caterer's final headcount locks 10 to 14 days before the event, and from that point it only moves up: the kitchen buys perishable food against that number, so a guest who declines late still gets billed and a guest added late needs a real seat found for them. Building the table plan only once that number is real, rather than as soon as invitations go out, avoids redoing the chart twice.

When the ceremony and the reception share the same room, the flip between them is a timed, staffed operation that in many venues consumes the whole cocktail hour. Ask the venue in writing how many minutes the flip takes and how many hands it needs — that answer belongs on this sheet, next to the table count, not assumed.

This is one of the eight worksheets in the Wedding Planning Kit. The kit's version locks every seat written here to the confirmed count on the Guests tracker — the kit has the other seven sheets.

Seating Chart · Table by Table
Sol del Valle — seats written must equal the confirmed count
Names: ________________________
Wedding date: ___ / ___ / ___
Table Capacity Guests seated Notes — dietary, plus-ones
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TotalsConfirmed guests: ______Seats planned: ______
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Eight worksheets total, bilingual EN/ES, print-ready Letter & A4. Questions before you buy? hello@soldelvalle.shop

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The 50 Things Every Planner Knows$19

The book is the why; the kit is where you write it down. Fifty rules planners work by — budget buffers, deposits and final balances, guest-list math, the day-of clock, the rain plan — each with the typical range and the trap. 14 pages, US Letter & A4.

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