The quinceañera seating chart
guests find in seconds

Quinceañeras bring together the court of honor, padrinos, grandparents, cousins and family friends, often in one room. Without a plan, guests crowd the entrance looking for their names on a printed board, and last-minute changes mean reprinting cards.

A QR code seating chart keeps everything in one place. You can move a table or add a guest the morning of the party and the QR code always shows the latest version, so nothing has to be reprinted.

It takes a few minutes to get started and you can keep editing right up to the party.

• Create your event and add the date and venue.
• Add your guests and their table numbers. Import a list from a spreadsheet or add names one by one.
• Add the schedule for the day, such as the entrance, the waltz, dinner and the surprise dance, so guests know what is next.
• Download the QR code and print one sign for the entrance. Guests scan it with their phone camera.

Every family is different, but these approaches make a big celebration easier to manage.

• Seat the court of honor together near the head table so they are close to the action.
• Group families by household so relatives who arrive together sit together.
• Place grandparents and older guests near the entrance and away from the speakers.
• Give younger guests their own tables so they can move around and dance.