Walk your reception before it’s built.
This is the night. You get to stand in it first.
A real reception, not a mock-up
Maria & Jose’s room — their tables, their seats, their colours.
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Sending this to someone? setnayan.com/pa3d/try
Nothing new to build
Your reception, standing up from what you already made.
Your seat plan is the floor. Everything else you have already filled in walks in with it.
Your mood board
The palette you chose dresses the whole room — linens, florals, the light.
Your venue
The real shape of the space, doors and all — not a generic box.
Your guest list
Everyone gets a seat, and their own code to walk in through.
Turn their colours off and on in the room above — that is the mood board, live, re-dressing the space.
Beyond a printed seat plan
A chart says who sits where. A room shows them the night.
- A name in a list
- Walks each guest to their own chair
- Your suppliers, nowhere on it
- Their booths, standing in the room
- Colours you have to describe
- Your mood board, on the linens and the light
- A layout
- The whole look of the night, before it is built
- Printed once, then wrong
- Changes the moment you move a table
It’s the plan you already made.
- 01
Lay out your tables
The seating plan — free, in every wedding.
02Stand the room up
Your flat plan becomes a room you can walk.
03Fix it before the day
The tight aisle. The blocked view. While it is still a plan.
Your guests find their own seat.
No app, no account, no line at the entrance squinting at a board. Tap any seated guest in the room above and you’ll get the exact code one of them would.
Questions, answered
Do I need to build the room from scratch?
No. 3D Plan builds on the seating plan you already make in Setnayan — your tables, your head table, your dance floor. Switch to the 3D view and your plan stands up into a room you can walk.
Isn’t the seating plan enough on its own?
The seating plan is complete — you can run your whole wedding on it — and 3D Plan is free too. It is for when you want to feel the room before it’s real: how close the tables sit, what the lola at table 3 actually sees, whether the aisle has space to breathe.
What can I catch with it?
The things a flat chart hides — a sightline blocked by a pillar, a path too tight for the gown, a head table that reads smaller than you pictured. You see it while there’s still time to move things.
Can I show it to other people?
Yes. Walk your coordinator, your family, or your stylist through the exact room, so everyone pictures the same day before it arrives.
Does my guest need anything special to view it?
No special device and no install — it runs right in the browser. You explore on the same phone or laptop you plan everything else on.