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Wedding Place Cards Editor in Action (Video)
This eight-second vertical Short is a quick demo of the seating chart editor our place cards are built on. In a few fast frames you see a wedding floor plan take shape: tables appear, guests slide into seats, and the plan is done. Nothing staged — that is the same free browser tool you open when you start your own project.
What you'll see in this quick demo
- A wedding floor plan opening in the free online editor
- Tables placed and guests dropped onto seats in seconds
- The layout coming together into a finished seating plan
From seated guests to printed place cards
Place cards are the last step of the seating work you just watched. Once every guest has a seat in the editor, the tool already knows each name and each table — so it can generate a card for every place without a single spreadsheet or mail-merge session. Change a seat the night before, and the affected cards update with it.
Import your guest list from Excel or CSV, assign seats by drag and drop, and add meal choices or allergy notes that can appear as small markers on each card — a quiet lifesaver for caterers. Everything about wedding place cards — formats, meal markers and printing — lives on the main page, and the editor itself is free in your browser.
Explore the rest of the wedding place cards cluster
Each sub-page below covers a narrow slice of place-card production — design templates, print-ready files, RSVP-driven meal-choice icons, and creative styling — all powered by the same Wedding Planning Assistant seating chart.
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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.