A little story behind SeatFinder

When I was planning my wedding, I didn't expect seating arrangements to be one of the more stressful parts.

I'd spent time figuring out where everyone should sit, only to realize that on the big day, guests would still have to crowd around a giant seating chart at the entrance, scanning for their names. It felt like there had to be a simpler way.

I made a small website where guests could scan a QR code, search their name, and find their table in seconds. No giant chart to print, no crowd at the entrance, and one less thing to worry about on a day that already had enough going on.

It worked so well that friends started asking to use it for their weddings. Then colleagues did too. What started as a little project to make my own wedding easier was quietly finding its way into other people's big days.

I know firsthand that weddings are full of little details that take a surprising amount of time and energy to get right. Seating shouldn't have to be one of the stressful ones.

So I continued iterating and improving it into SeatFinder, something anyone can use to create a seating chart, share a link, and let guests find their seats without the hassle.

That's how SeatFinder started. If you end up using it, I'd genuinely like to hear how your day went.