The Nobody-Left-Out Check
The problem
Somebody is going to spend the whole evening with nobody to talk to.
What this does about it
How any couple can be certain every guest is sitting with someone they are glad to see.
What it is
Automatic checks across the whole room for the guests who would otherwise be stranded.
What we ascribe to it
€120. The most common seating regret, and the one guests remember. Judgement.
That figure is what this would cost you to solve another way, not a claim about what it is worth. Five of the nine parts anchor to something real and four are a judgement call, which is why the total is always stated as what paying for each separately would come to.
Everything in it
All 25, and every one is included.
- balance check across family groups
- show family split visually on the plan
- guide to mixing two uneven families
- suggest the table an obligation guest will be happiest at
- mark a guest's priority privately
- where to seat someone you had to invite
- flag any wedding-party partner seated apart
- keep-together rule for couples
- a table introduction line: how everyone here knows each other
- flag a guest who knows nobody at their table, and what would fix it
- show each guest's known-people count
- where to seat someone who flew in
- warn when a table is all single guests
- the singles-table question
- the coworkers guide
- tag work guests and keep them together or split
- language tag per guest
- flag a guest with no shared language at their table
- age-spread check per table
- age band per guest
- wording to explain the children's table, ready to copy
- put the short table where it shows least
- why evening out is worse
- who to seat at the short table
- family-mix score per table
How you get it
It is included. There is no tier that holds it back and nothing here is sold separately: The One-Evening Seating Plan is one price, €179, and you can build your whole plan before you pay anything.