Seating Chart Templates
Skip the blank canvas. Every template below is a real, editable chart — click one and it opens in the maker with tables placed and sample guests you can replace.
Classic Wedding Reception
Head table for the wedding party plus eight round tables of 8 — the standard 70–80 guest reception.
Open in editor →Intimate Wedding (Sweetheart)
Sweetheart table for two plus six rounds — a warmer layout for 40–50 guests.
Open in editor →Classroom — Rows
Teacher desk up front, five rows of six. The classic test-day and direct-instruction layout.
Open in editor →Classroom — Pods
Six collaborative pods of five for group work, with the teacher desk to the side.
Open in editor →Banquet / Gala Dinner
Head table plus six banquet tables of 10 in two columns — awards nights and fundraisers.
Open in editor →Concert Band Arcs
Three concentric arcs around the podium — woodwinds front, brass middle, percussion back.
Open in editor →Corporate Cabaret
Rounds of 6 facing a speaker table — offsites, kickoffs, and training days.
Open in editor →Party Mix (Rounds + Banquet)
Two banquet tables plus three rounds — birthdays, showers, and rehearsal dinners.
Open in editor →How templates work
Each card is generated by the same engine as the editor — what you see is exactly what loads. Opening a template replaces the sample guests with your own via paste or CSV import, and every table remains fully editable: move it, resize its seat count, rename it, or delete it. Your changes autosave in your browser, so a template becomes your chart the moment you touch it.
Want context for a specific event type? Each use-case page pairs its template with planning guidance: weddings, classrooms, banquets, band, and corporate events.