Segregated seating, built in
Wedding Pilot is a free Islamic wedding invitation and planner that lets you seat men and women at separate tables. You make ladies’ and gents’ tables, and any family with both men and women can be split across them — the men to a gents’ table, the women to a ladies’ table — so a fully segregated wedding is planned the way it actually runs on the day.
How it works
- Add your guests. Add each family to your guest list and set its Men and Women counts — there’s a field for it on every party.
- Make ladies’ and gents’ tables. In the seating planner, add your tables and mark each one Ladies, Gents or Mixed.
- Split each family. Any family with both men and women shows as two rows — seat the men at a gents’ table and the women at a ladies’ table. Single-gender guests seat as one.
Questions couples ask
Does Wedding Pilot support gender-segregated seating?
Yes. Wedding Pilot lets you create ladies’ and gents’ tables and seat men and women separately, and a family with both can be split across two tables.
Can I split one family’s men and women across different tables?
Yes. When a family has both men and women, it appears as a Men row and a Women row in the seating planner, so each half can go to a different table.
Is the seating planner free?
Yes. The seating planner, the guest list, RSVPs and the invitation itself are all free. There is no charge for segregated seating.