Undo and redo

Moved the wrong guest? Deleted a table you needed? Undo puts it back. It works for almost every change you make in a wedding: guests, tables, seating and the floor plan.

How to undo and redo

With the buttons

Use the curved arrows in the top bar, labelled Undo and Redo. They’re greyed out when there’s nothing to undo or redo. On a phone, they only show on the Floor plan screen, where you need them most.

With the keyboard

• Undo: ⌘ Z on a Mac, Ctrl Z on Windows.
• Redo: ⌘ ⇧ Z on a Mac, Ctrl Y or Ctrl Shift Z on Windows.

The shortcuts don’t work while your cursor is in a text box. There, they undo your typing instead, like anywhere else. Click outside the box first.

Quick undo after deleting

Some actions show a message with its own Undo button, for example when you delete a guest. Clicking it does the same as the Undo arrow. After Auto-Seat, the summary has Undo auto-seat, which reverses the whole run in one step. See undo Auto-Seat and re-run it.

How far back you can go

Undo remembers your last 60 changes while the wedding is open. The history starts fresh when you:

• reload the page, or leave the wedding and come back
• switch to a different seating plan in the plan switcher
• add, duplicate or delete a seating plan
• restore a version from version history
• receive a newer version, after a collaborator hands you editing or a change arrives from another tab

When undo isn’t available

• Viewers can’t undo, because they can’t change the plan.
• While someone else is editing, undo is blocked until it’s your turn. See one editor at a time.
• Deleting a whole wedding isn’t on the undo list. Use the Undo button on the dashboard message right after you delete. See delete a plan or wedding and undo.