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Seating plan for golden or silver anniversaries

At golden or silver anniversaries, generations and friends of decades come together. The tables tell that story, and the plan can show it.

Create the anniversary planFree, no account needed.

Updated on October 29, 2026

Step by step

  1. List by generation

    Use groups such as children, grandchildren, siblings and friends. It’s the easiest way to think about the tables.

  2. The couple’s table

    The couple, their children and the children’s spouses sit at the main table. If it’s large, split it into two neighbouring tables.

  3. Grandchildren and cousins

    The youngest grandchildren can have their own table, near their parents. Teenagers prefer to sit together.

  4. Lifelong friends

    Seat the oldest friends together: they have stories to tell each other.

  5. Create the plan

    Choose “Golden or silver anniversary”: the template comes with a couple and children’s table and round tables of 8.

Mind mobility

Place older guests near the entrance and the toilets, away from the speakers. It’s a detail that’s appreciated.

If there will be toasts or speeches, put the couple near a spot where everyone can see and hear them.

Frequently asked questions

What is a golden anniversary?

It’s 50 years of marriage. A silver anniversary is at 25 years; the seating plan is the same.

Can I name the tables?

Yes. You can call the tables whatever you like, for example important years in the couple’s life or places where they lived.

Set up the anniversary tables

The wizard suggests a couple and children’s table and round tables of 8.

Create the anniversary plan

Free, no account needed.

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