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How to do it in NeatlyWed
Short steps for every page, with pictures of the page as it looks on your phone. They are in the order you would use them, from a new wedding to the cards on the mirror.
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Weddings
- Start a new weddingEvery seating chart, guest list and card design belongs to one wedding. Add the wedding first and NeatlyWed opens on it.
- Switch between weddingsThe couple's names at the top of every page say which wedding you are on. Tap them to change to another, and the same page opens for that wedding.
The mirror
- Set up a seating chart for a mirrorType the mirror's card area, how many tables and the size of a card. The page draws the mirror to scale with every card evenly spaced, and says where each one goes by tape measure.
- Save a layout and use it againKeep a layout you like under a name: the size of a card, how many to a row and the space at the edges. Then put it on another chart in one tap.
- Keep your mirrors in the warehouseThe warehouse holds the mirrors you own, each with its card area and photos, ready to put on any wedding's seating chart.
The names
- Bring in the guest names from a spreadsheetPut first names in column A and last names in column B of an Excel sheet, and NeatlyWed reads the whole list in one go.
- Put names at tablesSay how many tables there are and how many sit at each, then let Fill tables deal the names out, or seat each one yourself. Lock a table once it is right.
- Share the names with the coupleEach wedding has its own link for the couple. It opens their guest list and tables and nothing else, so they can add names and seat people themselves.
The cards
- Design the table cardOne card is drawn at its real size and scaled down, and every choice shows on it at once: the fonts, the sizes, the spacing and where the names sit.
- Save a card design and use it againKeep a card design you like under a name and lay it over any wedding's cards, or copy the look from another wedding.
- Make place cardsA place card is the little folded card at each seat with one guest's name. NeatlyWed lays every guest's card out on sheets, table by table, ready to print and fold.
- Print the table cardsThe Print page puts every table's card on the fewest sheets of cardstock, with marks to cut by, ready for your printer.
- Cut and write the cards on a CricutNeatlyWed makes one file per sheet of cardstock for Cricut Design Space: the outline of every card to cut, and every name for the pen to write.