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It’s the evening before Maya and Rowan’s wedding. They’ve left you one last thing to look at.
Help Maya and Rowan finish their seating plan—and discover what your idea of a “good arrangement” overlooks.
A short story. Two messages. Your decision.A NOTE FROM MAYA & ROWANFriday, the evening before the wedding
TOMORROW AT THE ORCHARD
Our people.
One room.
It’s 7:42 p.m. The flowers are in water. The place cards are almost ready. Maya and Rowan have left you one last thing to look at.
“We want everyone to feel welcome. We’d also love our different worlds to meet. Would you take one last look at the tables?”
An original fictional wedding. Their words, relationships and requests are authored for this story.
They have a plan.
They’ve asked for your judgment.
THREE PEOPLE TO NOTICE
There’s a person behind every place card.
The chart knows who knows whom. Their notes tell you a little more.
Meet all 24 guests Open the guest book
Fictional characters · original AI-assisted editorial portraits. Illustration provenance.
Before you move a chair, keep a first thought
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- 01The invitation
- 02The first plan
- 03Frankie’s message
- 04Maya’s reminder
- 05Your choice