AllSeated (now Prismm) is venue and planner software with 3D floor plans. Forever Farrah is built for couples. An honest comparison of who each one is for.
AllSeated, now Prismm, is professional venue software with precise 3D floor plans, sold to venues and planners. Cvent bought Prismm in 2025 and is moving its users to Cvent Event Diagramming, so check its status before starting a new chart there. For a couple planning one wedding, Forever Farrah is the simpler tool.
You are the couple, you want your seating chart done this evening, and you want your guests to be able to use it on the day.
You are a venue or a professional planner who needs millimetre-accurate 3D layouts and virtual site tours across many events.
| Forever Farrah | AllSeated (Prismm) | |
|---|---|---|
| Sold to | Couples | Venues, planners, caterers |
| Floor plan fidelity | 2D drag-and-drop, practical rather than exact | 3D, true-to-scale, virtual walkthrough |
| Setup time | Around 10 minutes for a first chart | Longer — built for precision, not speed |
| Cost model | Free tier, then one time per wedding | Business subscription |
| Guest-facing experience | QR code — guests find their seat and join in | None — an internal planning tool |
| Reception features | Photos, playlist, trivia, well wishes | Not applicable |
AllSeated has historically offered couple access, often through a venue or planner already using it. It is built and sold as professional software, so the experience is designed around venue workflows rather than around a couple planning one wedding.
AllSeated became Prismm, and Cvent acquired Prismm in April 2025. Cvent is moving Prismm users to Cvent Event Diagramming. If your venue used AllSeated, ask which tool it uses now.
Usually not. 3D matters when you are selling a space or validating that a layout physically fits. For deciding who sits where, a 2D plan with correct table shapes and capacities does the job, and does it faster.
Yes. The venue keeps its own layout in AllSeated; you build your guest-facing chart in Forever Farrah. There is no integration, so the table layout is entered once in each — worth knowing before you commit to both.
Last reviewed 2026-09-24.
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