Now I know that assigned seating is a not a necessary thing at weddings, but to keep the night running smoothly, I have chosen to assign seats. Actually, I'm really only assigning tables, not specific seats. I also like the idea of assigned tables because I recently went to a wedding and ended up at the "reject" table, because it's all that was left after everyone else was seated. It was no fun and totally awkward. I don't want my guests to feel like that.
And what do you need to assign tables? Table numbers! I already told y'all about how each guest will find out which table they'll be sitting at, but how will they know which table is which? A cute little table number, of course!
Here's a little table number inspiration before I share with you what I ended up making for our table numbers:
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In the true Plaid fashion, I couldn't make up my mind as to what I wanted to do for numbers. So I did a little of everything. I love the wooden numbers. And I definitely wanted to incorporate our engagement pictures in some way.
So I started with some leftover yellow cardstock from our invitation extravaganza and made a little table tent. Then I went out and bought little wooden numbers at Michaels. Unfortunately apparently "1"s are in high demand because I went to three different Michaels looking for "1"s and only found a few, so I ended up buying "I"s. Hopefully no one will notice.
I decided to paint the numbers blue to contrast with the yellow cardstock. Then I used a little decorative lacey punch on the corners of each photo and glued a picture and number to each yellow table tent. Check 'em out:
So I started with some leftover yellow cardstock from our invitation extravaganza and made a little table tent. Then I went out and bought little wooden numbers at Michaels. Unfortunately apparently "1"s are in high demand because I went to three different Michaels looking for "1"s and only found a few, so I ended up buying "I"s. Hopefully no one will notice.
I decided to paint the numbers blue to contrast with the yellow cardstock. Then I used a little decorative lacey punch on the corners of each photo and glued a picture and number to each yellow table tent. Check 'em out:
I'm so glad I found a way to incorporate our engagement photos into our wedding decor. What are y'all using for table numbers? Or are you foregoing the whole assigned seats idea altogether?
I love them! You did a great job! I am still trying to decide if we'll do assigned seating, but if we do I have something like this in mind.
ReplyDeletei love, love these...what kind of paper did you use? and where did you get it from? please let me know at mr-mrspancakes.blogspot.com. Thanks a bunches..
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