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Shower Buffet Flow Planner
Sketch the shower space and mark the buffet, drinks, gifts, seating, activity area, bathroom route, and refill path. The grid is designed to expose collisions between food lines and gift or activity traffic before guests arrive. Add the refill path last; it should let a helper reach backup food without cutting through the guest line or gift-opening area.
Start with fixed room constraints
Draw walls, doors, furniture, and any table that cannot move.
Place food and social zones separately
Mark buffet, drinks, gifts, and activity space. Keep repeat trips from cutting through the buffet queue.
Trace the helper refill route
A helper should be able to reach the food or drink station without crossing the guest line or gift area.
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Place brunch or shower food, drinks, gifts, seating, activities, and bathroom access so queues do not collide. Free one-page PDF for party planning.
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Where should gifts go?
Use a landing zone that is easy to find but outside the buffet, doorway, and bathroom route.
Can drinks share the buffet?
They can in very small spaces, but a separate surface usually reduces repeat traffic through the food line.
Do I need exact measurements?
No. Use the grid to compare relative positions and routes, not to create a scaled floor plan.