Wedding signs are a great little finishing touch for your big day. Dotted around your venue for both your wedding ceremony and reception, they are an important part of your coordinated handmade wedding stationery suite. From wedding welcome signs to signs for your guest book we’ve got you covered. Here’s my suggestions for the some …
Looking for wedding place card ideas? You’re in the right place. Wedding place cards, names plates, or place setting cards are essential if you need or would like your guests to have a designated seat at your wedding reception. Along with your table plan and table names or numbers, your place cards will form an …
What wedding reception stationery you will need will depend a little on the type of celebration you are having. For a traditional, sit down wedding breakfast it’s likely you will need a table plan, place cards and menus, perhaps table numbers or names too. If your guests have pre-ordered then personalised individual menus could be …
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Wedding favours are a token of thanks from the happy couple to thank their guests for sharing their special day. Traditionally wedding favours were five sugared almonds wrapped in layers of organza and tied with ribbon. The sugared almonds represented health, wealth, happiness, children and long life. These days just about anything goes, from sweets …
What names do I use on my wedding table plan and place cards? Do I put first names or full names? Names and initials? Roles? So many questions right? It’s OK, don’t stress, I’ve got you covered! The most important thing to remember is, there are no hard and fast rules, do whatever you and …
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Are you choosing to name your tables rather than number them? Naming your tables for your wedding breakfast is a fantastic way to inject a little of your personality and humour, if you like, into your wedding reception. If you decide to name your tables, rather than number them, then make sure you include table …
A table plan is essential if you want your guests to sit in a particular seat for your wedding breakfast. But it doesn’t have to be a traditional board on an easel with lists of names printed on it. Get creative and let your personalities shine through with something a little different. Here are some …
