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Wedding Planning with the Online Assistant (Video)
This video takes a wider angle than the example gallery around it: in under six minutes it gives an overview of planning a wedding with the online assistant. You'll watch the guest list and the seating tools working together in a single browser project — helpful background for the example charts on the parent page, since each of them grew out of exactly this workflow.
What this video covers
- An overview of organizing a wedding inside one online project
- How the guest list connects to seating and other tasks
- A feel for the assistant before you study the examples
What the example charts have in common
Every alphabetical seating chart example on the parent page follows the pattern this video introduces: a guest list first, a seating plan second, and the A-to-Z display generated from that plan at the end. Whether a room holds thirty guests or three hundred, the sorting rule never changes — every guest is listed by last name with a table number alongside, so people find themselves in seconds.
To recreate any example, open the free browser-based editor, import your list from Excel or CSV and seat guests with drag and drop; the alphabetical version appears without extra typing. Meal choices, allergies and notes travel with each name, sharing keeps helpers in the loop, and print and export handle the final sign. Browse the alphabetical seating chart examples for ideas worth borrowing.
Explore the rest of the alphabetical seating chart cluster
Each sub-page below covers a narrow slice of the alphabetical seating chart — the A–Z list of guests with their table numbers — across editable templates, print specs, the auto-sorting maker, sorting by last name, and real examples. All built with the same free Wedding Planning Assistant 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.