Wedding Menu Cards

A menu at each place setting does something quietly useful. It tells everyone what is coming, so nobody has to ask, and it gives the table something to look at while the first course is on its way.

Every design in the range can be matched to the rest of the day, so the wedding menu cards on the table read as part of the same suite as the invitation that arrived months earlier.

How many menus do you need?

Most couples set one at every place, laid on the plate or tucked into the napkin. Others order one between two and let it sit in the middle of each setting, and a long grazing or buffet table often takes a single larger card that everyone reads on the way past. The number follows your seating plan more closely than your guest list, so it is worth counting from the table layout rather than the headcount.

Designed online, printed in Australia

Every design is easy to edit online, so you can see exactly how your wording sits before anything goes to print. That matters more with menus than with most stationery, because course descriptions are rarely the length a template expects. Our designers check the alignment by hand, and all wedding menu printing is done here in Australia and shipped anywhere in the country.

The rest of the table

Menu cards rarely travel alone. Most orders pair them with the other pieces that live on the same table:

• Wedding place cards — one name at each setting, so guests find their seat without a search.
• Wedding table numbers — read from across the room, which is why they are printed larger.
• Wedding programs — for guests who want to follow the order of the day.
• Wedding gift tags — for favours left at each place.

You can see the whole table setting together in on the day wedding stationery, or start further back with wedding invitations and save the date cards.

Not sure how they will feel in the hand? Order a wedding stationery sample pack and we will post you printed samples across our cardstocks before you commit to the full order.