Family from both sides, and their friends
Grandparents, cousins and family friends who may never have met. In SitBliss, families stay together as parties, and colours show who belongs together at a glance.
Your bar or bat mitzvah seating chart, done for you.
Add the family, the friends and the kids, write your wishes in plain words, and let Blissy seat everyone. You can still move anyone, right up to the day.
Sample event40 guests · 6 tables of 8
A family celebration
Six round tables of eight in two columns, Tables 1 and 2 at the top. The bar is at the top, the dance floor beside Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, and the entrance at the bottom. Table 1: Mark Adler, Ava Brooks, Noah Kim, Helen Burke, Frank Burke, Lily Chen, Ethan Cole. Table 2: Priya Nair, Jordan Lee, Chloe Park, Ben Wright, Hana Mori, Omar Haddad, Zoe Grant, Kai Turner. Table 3: Rose Adler, Dana Shore, Paul Shore, Eli Adler, Nora Adler, Sam Adler, Ruth Klein. Table 4: Iris Lane, Victor Lane, Mia Foster, Jack Hale, Joan Ellis, Carl Ellis, Grace Wu, Ryan Price. Table 5: Nina Ford, Owen Ford, Ana Ortiz, Luis Ortiz, Carmen Ortiz, Diego Ortiz, Sofia Ruiz, Mateo Ruiz. Table 6: Elena Vega, Tomás Vega.
Blissy seated all 40 guests.
3 of 3 wishes kept.
Seating wishes
Click a guest, then a seat or another guest. Or drag them.Tap a guest, then a seat or another guest.
In the app you can also move the tables, the dance floor and the rest of the room.
The four things that make mitzvah seating hard.
The kids and their friends
Write “The kids at their own table” and Blissy seats them together, or tells you plainly if they don’t all fit. Every other wish works the same way, in your own words.
The dance floor and the DJ
Who sits close to the music matters to everyone. Blissy reads the dance floor, the DJ and the bar from your floor plan, so “Grandpa away from the DJ” means the tables that really are.
Late RSVPs and last-minute changes
Someone always says yes the week before. New guests wait in “Not seated”, and Blissy seats them in the free seats without reshuffling everyone else.
Bar & bat mitzvah seating questions.
Can the kids sit at their own table?
Yes. Write it as a wish, like “The kids at their own table”, and Blissy seats them together. If it can’t keep a wish, it tells you which one and why.
When should we start the seating chart?
Once most RSVPs are in, usually two to three weeks before the event. Late additions can be seated without starting over.
Can the family help?
Yes. Invite them as co-hosts: editors can change the seating with you, viewers can only look.
What does it cost?
The guest list is free. AI seating for the event is $29.99, paid once. Pricing