The moment the chairs go up, the dance floor becomes the most important square footage in the building. Jewish weddings run on structure — bedeken, chuppah, cocktail hour during the yichud, then a reception whose energy peaks in the first twenty minutes — and on a seating chart balancing two families, a head table, and kosher counts the caterer must trust.
The Jewish wedding template oversizes the dance floor for the hora, sets a head table plus rounds of ten, and names tables after constellations. Kosher answers flow from RSVP to per-table kitchen counts. The schedule pins the chuppah (some things cannot cascade) and warns when speeches threaten the band’s first set.
One click for your guest count — then make it yours.
Open the Seating studioPin it — everything else cascades around it, and Mezze warns if the plan runs over.
Groups plus keep-together rules handle family sides, and Auto-seat respects them.
On the kitchen sheet automatically, from your guests’ own RSVP answers.