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.
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.
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Hello, everyone! Samantha here with an idea for all my fellow paper hoarders. If you’re not a paper hoarder already maybe this idea will turn you into one!I have a tendency to hoard my paper scraps, particularly those from pretty or specialty paper. One of my favorite things to do with those scraps is to…
Did you know you pay extra postage for a square sized card? Well that’s if you use a square envelope. You could always put a square card in a rectangle envelope. I love square-shaped cards but don’t like paying extra for postage. So I decided to turn my square card into a standard A2 size…
Hello, my dear crafty friends! Happy October! I could hardly believe it’s already the last quarter of the year! Today I’m going to show you how printed watercolor images could be used for card making.This is the cardstock I love for printing watercolor images Royal Sundance FELT Brilliant White Cardstock. Its texture is like cold-pressed…
Hello! It is Lisa Lahiff here with you today, and happy Monday!!! Today I’m mixing things up by sharing another creative way to use your envelopes. Now you could do this trick with any color envelope you have, but I’m using the Brown Bag A7 Envelopes ( and pssstt – these guys are on sale…
Hello and welcome to the CutCardStock Blog! It’s Gloria with you today. I have a quick and easy 4th of July Banner tutorial to share.I used Silver Glitter Cardstock, Curious Metallic Cardstock, and Core’dinations Patterned Kraft Cardstock to create this little patriotic banner. The pennants are so simple to make that you can spell out a…
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