Traditional wedding items and decorations can easily consume your wedding planning. Some of the necessary evils like place cards, table cards, etc. for some reason get lost in the shuffle when it comes to creativity. Although there are many wedding planning web sites and books easily found that will guide you through each step and help with your big day, we always like to remind our brides that there is no rule as to what you can do for your wedding. It's your day therefor, you can do WHATEVER you wish, our example today...table numbers. Instead of sticking with the traditional table 1, table 2, table 3 and so forth, use a simple table card to get creative.
If you are having a beach them wedding instead of using numbers to direct your guests to there chosen seat, use beach names or names of seashells. Simply using vacation beaches you may have traveled once, or frequent, you will not only add a sentimentle value, but also another personal touch to your wedding day. To make it even more special, write a brief description of the destination and what was particularly memorable about your stay. Either way, numbers are out...unique is in - take it to the next level!!!
Below are examples of unique table names.
If you're getting married at a vineyard, or simply love wine and you've decided on a wine theme like our couple Lori and Steve, name each table a different kind of wine. Go a little further and instead of table cards use wine bottles
Ten wines to name your wedding tables:
1. Cabernet Sauvignon
2. Merlot
3. White Zinfandel
4. Chardonnay
5. Pinot Noir
6. Pinot Grigio
7. Sauvignon Blanc
8. Moscato
9. Shiraz
10. Riesling
Getting married in Spring when the flowers are in bloom? Do a simple fold over card with different types of flowers.
Ten wedding flower names:
1. Orchid
2. Rose
3. Lilac
4. Daisy
5. Calla Lilly
6. Tulip
7. Hydrangea
8. Daffodil
9. Hibiscus
10. Jasmine
Please contact us for pricing and table card options. No matter what your wedding theme or style is, we will be able to unfold a fun, creative, one of a kind arrangement of table names on accommodating displays.
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