Printable place cards for weddings and dinners

Four folding place cards per sheet: type your guest names, print on card, cut and fold.

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“Olivia Brown”

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Card format
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Print a batch from a name list

Page setup

Page size
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Print at 100% (“Actual size”) so the spacing stays exact.

Choose a template

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Ready-to-print place cards templates

Print one as it is, download the PDF, or load it into the editor above to adjust it first.

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What is place cards?

Place cards tell guests where to sit and add a finishing touch to the table. Each sheet holds four cards separated by cut lines; every card folds in half and shows the guest’s name on both sides. Type one name per line and the cards fill in order, with an optional second line for a table number or menu choice. Gold and green suit weddings; any color works for birthdays and dinner parties.

What place cards is used for

  • Wedding reception seating
  • Dinner party place settings
  • Birthday and holiday tables
  • Corporate dinners and galas
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Place cards on A4, Letter and other paper sizes

Paper sizePrinted areaAt default settings
A4default210 × 297 mm194 × 281 mm“Olivia Brown”
US Letter8.5 × 11 in199.9 × 263.4 mm“Olivia Brown”
A5148 × 210 mm132 × 194 mm“Olivia Brown”
A3297 × 420 mm281 × 404 mm“Olivia Brown”
US Legal8.5 × 14 in199.9 × 339.6 mm“Olivia Brown”
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How to print place cards at actual size

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Place cards: frequently asked questions

How big is each card?

On A4 each card is about 95 × 70 mm once folded; on Letter it is slightly wider. Cut along the dashed lines, then fold.

Can I add a table number?

Yes. Put it on the second line, for example Table 3, and it appears on every card.

Which paper should I use?

Smooth card stock of 200–300 gsm, in white, ivory or a pale color that matches your theme.

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