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Wedding seating plan pricing

You're planning one wedding, not signing up for software. Couples pay once and keep their plan - no monthly fee for a day that happens once.

Simple pricing for couples and planners

Couples pay once. Planners pay for what's actually on their plate.

Your wedding

40% off launch

£49.99£29.99

Once, yours to keep

Planner studio

£89/mo

Unlimited weddings · cancel anytime

What’s includedYour weddingPlanner studio
Guest list + CSV import✓✓
Drag-and-drop seating with dietary notes on every guest✓✓
Floor-plan editor + seating rules + auto-seat✓✓
Venue, caterer & stationer exports✓✓
Weddings in one workspace1Unlimited
Invite each couple into their own weddingNo✓
Archive finished weddings to keep the studio tidyNo✓

One payment, no subscription for couples, and couples a planner invites never pay anything.

Weighing up your options? See how The Table Plan compares to a spreadsheet and the other seating tools.

Pricing questions

The things couples and planners ask before they buy.

Is the £29.99 couple price really one-time?
Yes. Couples pay £29.99 once (a launch discount from £49.99) and the plan is theirs to keep. No subscription, no renewal.
How does planner billing work?
One flat £89/month covers unlimited weddings. Run as many as you like at the same time, with no per-wedding fees, and cancel anytime.
Do couples a planner invites pay anything?
Never. A couple invited into a planner's studio works on their own wedding for free, because the planner's subscription covers it.
What happens to my plan if The Table Plan shuts down?
Your access has no expiry date, but no company can promise to run forever, so we have written down what we owe you instead. If we ever discontinue the service we will give you at least 90 days' notice by email, keep your plan viewable for that period, and keep the exports open so you can download your floor plan, table cards and guest lists and keep them. If we stop before your wedding, we refund your purchase in full. This is clause 24 of our terms, not a good intention.