How Forever Farrah and Zola compare on wedding seating charts, RSVPs and guest experience — and which parts of the wedding each one actually covers.
Zola is registry-first: a strong registry, wedding website and RSVP flow, free because it earns on registry purchases. Its seating chart is a drag-and-drop floor plan, but only in the Zola iPhone app. Forever Farrah works in any browser and adds what happens on the day: guests finding their table by QR code, photo collection and song requests.
Your RSVPs are handled and the open question is seating, and what guests actually do once they sit down.
You want a registry and a wedding website from the same place, with RSVP collection attached.
| Forever Farrah | Zola | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost model | Free tier, then one-time payment per wedding | Free — funded by registry purchases |
| Registry | Not offered | The core product |
| Wedding website | Included on every tier | Included, with more theme choice |
| RSVP collection | Included, scoped per event | Included and well developed |
| Seating chart | Drag-and-drop floor plan with real table shapes | Drag-and-drop floor plan with round and rectangular tables, in the iOS app only |
| Reception features | Photos, playlist requests, trivia, voice and video notes | None |
Yes. Zola has a drag-and-drop seating chart with round and rectangular tables, a dance floor and a head table, linked to its guest list. According to Zola's help center it is only available in the Zola iOS app, so it cannot be used from an Android phone or a computer.
Yes. Nothing about Forever Farrah requires you to move your registry or website. Export your guest list from Zola as a CSV and import it, then use Forever Farrah for the seating chart and the guest-facing QR experience.
Zola is free at any guest count. Forever Farrah is free up to 50 guests and a one-time payment above that. If cost is the only consideration and you do not need a floor plan or reception features, Zola is cheaper.
Last reviewed 2026-09-24.
Loading Forever Farrah…