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Seating assignment policies vary by airline. You may find a depiction of seating at your airline's website. If your seats are not together, you may talk to the gate agent who may be able to assist you. It might be a matter of them asking for volunteers to swap seats. If you have a confirmation number for your flight, you may have access to a seating chart as well. And you can try phoning the airline to discuss what your options might be. As policies vary among airlines, without contacting the specific airline, the result of a request would be speculative.
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