Place Cards to Gift Tags

It is very common to use “Place Cards” or what is also know as “Escort Cards” to direct guest to their place setting after the ceremony. Place cards literally escort your guests to their table and should continue the design and cohesion of your wedding day paper to give it a polished, pulled-together look.

There are all sorts of great, fun ways to display Place Cards. One can use lines of tented cards or cards strung up on twine attached by clothes pins or frames full of pinned-up cards. The options are kind of endless, but it does take some creativity so don’t leave this detail to the last minute. 

 
To help you maintain the cohesion through out your wedding we continue to offer you a large selection of colors and textures that include Metallic & Kraft paper and cardstock for your Place Cards.

I wanted to also give you a different perspective on using Place Cards as Gift Tags.
With the Holidays quickly approaching or just to have on hand for some creative gift giving you can easily create similar gift tags.
Very economically priced at just $5.00 for 50 pre-scored card’s.

 

 

 By adding just a little bit of pattern paper & stickers, using punches to create embellishments quickly turns a plain place card into a creative personal gift tag.

Products Used:
Cosmo Cricket “Wanted” Mini Deck PP
Marvy Uchida Yellow Scalloped Punch
EK Success Small Scalloped Punch
SRM Love Sentiments Stickers 
 
The flower embellishments were super easy to create…
1.) Punch out 2 layers using the pattern papers and two different size scolloped punches.
2.) Cut slits every 2 or 3 scallopes twords the center , being very careful to not over cut.
3.) Squish the cut scallops into your hand to distress it , making it appear to look like a flower.
4.) Layer on top of each other and glue.
5.) Add a decorative button.
 


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