Plan a Jugendweihe — celebrate coming of age

The Jugendweihe is a coming-of-age celebration with deep roots in eastern Germany — Thuringia, Saxony, Brandenburg. Typical: 40–70 guests, three generations, and the question of who sits next to whom. Coordinating via phone and WhatsApp ends in chaos. MeinFeierPlaner keeps guest list, invitations and seating in one place.

Plan a Jugendweihe — celebrate coming of age – Mein Feierplaner

What you can do with MeinFeierPlaner

What parents spend the most time on:

All RSVPs at a glance

Who confirmed, who hasn't replied, who can't come — all on one screen, no chasing.

Seating plan for three generations

Grandparents together, children separate, old family friends grouped — drag & drop, done in 15 minutes.

Invitation via link

No printing, no post. Share a link — guests reply directly in their browser, no app needed.

How it works

1

Create your event

Add date, venue and approximate guest count — takes 3 minutes.

2

Invite guests

Share the invitation link via WhatsApp or email — RSVPs arrive automatically.

3

Finish the seating plan

Add tables, drag guests into seats — PDF export for the venue.

Start free

Start free — most Jugendweihe celebrations fit the free tier.

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Common questions

How much does planning with MeinFeierPlaner cost?
For celebrations up to a certain guest count MeinFeierPlaner is free. Most Jugendweihe events with 30–80 guests fit the free tier.
How early should I start planning?
6–8 weeks ahead is ideal: send invitations, allow 2–3 weeks for replies, then finalise the seating plan.
When does the Jugendweihe typically take place?
In most eastern German states in April or May, usually on a weekend — the exact date comes from the local Jugendweihe organisation.
Can older guests reply without a smartphone?
Yes — the RSVP link opens in any browser, including older phones with no app installed.
Can I print the seating plan?
Yes — PDF export is included, for printing or sending to the venue.