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The Application Behind Your Wedding Stationery (Video)
This eight-second vertical Short gives you a rapid glimpse of our free online application in action. In just a few frames you see the seating chart editor at work — tables on a floor plan, guests in their seats — the same project data that later feeds every piece of your wedding stationery. It is a teaser rather than a tutorial: short, silent on detail, and quick enough to watch twice.
What you'll see in this quick demo
- The online application opening straight in the browser, no installation needed
- A seating chart taking shape with tables placed on the floor plan
- Guests appearing at their seats in a matter of seconds
One project, every printed piece
Wedding stationery is rarely one item — it is seating signs, place cards, escort cards, menus, table numbers and programs, all of which must agree with each other. Because our planner keeps the guest list, the seating chart and the meal choices in a single project, every printed piece is generated from that same source. Rename a guest or move a table, and the signs and cards follow automatically.
Start with the part you saw in the Short: build your seating chart in the browser, import your guest list, and record meals, allergies and notes for each person. From there the stationery suite is ready when you are — share the project with your partner or planner, then print and export the pieces you need. Read more on the wedding stationery page, or open the free planner and try it yourself.
Explore the rest of the wedding stationery hub
Each sub-page below covers a narrow slice of wedding stationery — the complete checklist, how to build a cohesive suite, and the reception-only paper goods — all powered by the same Wedding Planning Assistant seating chart project.
Explore the rest of your wedding day-of stationery suite
Each item below pulls live from your seating chart on Wedding Planning Assistant, so a single update to your guest list flows through every printed piece — no copying names from one template to the next.