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Baby shower and bridal shower seating

Showers often mix family, friends, and generations. A quick seating chart helps the host make the room comfortable.

Why it helps

  • Place the honoree and close family first.
  • Create comfortable tables for older relatives, kids, and friends.
  • Share the final plan with helpers setting up the room.

Who uses this workflow

Shower hostsFamiliesParty plannersVenue helpers

Seat Maker workflow

  1. Step 1Add guests and family groups.
  2. Step 2Seat the honoree and hosts.
  3. Step 3Balance friend and family tables.
  4. Step 4Export for setup helpers.

What to check before you finalize

  • Reserve comfortable access for the honoree, older relatives, children, and anyone helping with gifts, games, food, or photographs.
  • Consider whether assigned tables are enough; smaller showers often need clear groupings without a formal seat for every guest.
  • Give setup helpers table labels and family groupings, but keep private dietary or relationship notes in the host's working copy.

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Keep shower seating friendly, clear, and easy to adjust.

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