Embossed Table Signs and Matching Place Cards for Weddings
These handmade matching table signs and place cards for weddings are subtly elegant yet practical, helping guests find their seats with ease and making them feel welcome so the celebrations can begin.
From my off-the-shelf collection, these wedding day stationery designs have the look and feel of being high-end and luxury with a tactile quality.
A timeless botanical design is fully or half-embossed onto medium weight paper adding a soft texture to these place cards and table signs which are personalised with calligraphy, making them complete.
The off-white paper and many ink colour options will compliment a wide range of colour schemes yet look perfectly in place. Simply enter your personalisation and wording during the checkout process to make them yours.
Both the table signs and cards are flat so stands or frames are recommended to prop up the signs, whereas the place cards can be presented flat within each place setting.
Don’t forget to include signs for your guest book, wedding favours and your cards and gifts.
Read on for some FAQs relating to place cards and table signs at weddings.
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Are place cards necessary at a wedding?
Place cards at weddings help guide guests to their seats seamlessly and help avoid confusion and is usually paired with a large seating plan on entering the seated venue. If a more relaxed feel is sought after, then a seating plan alone can be used where guests are directed to tables, but they find their own seats. Alternatively, escort cards can be used at the entrance where guests names take their card with their name and a table number on which helps escort them to the right place.
Do you need surnames on place cards at weddings?
For more formal weddings, surnames can be used as it helps guests who have the same first name get to the right table. If surnames are indicated on the entrance seating plan then it’s not entirely necessary to include them on place cards too.
How do you display table numbers at a wedding?
Table number and name signs should be large enough to be read from a distance but shouldn’t distract from the rest of the table decorations - or obstruct guest’s views of each other. Incorporating table signs into a floral arrangement with a clip, or using a stand or picture frame helps to make the sign visible.