How Do You Make Unique Wedding Guest Table Seating Chart Placards Using Antique Postcards?
Want something different for your Wedding Table Seating Arrangements? Most gals just use Table Numbers. We used Antique Postcards of Covered Bridges for a destination wedding in Stowe, Vermont over Columbus Day Weekend. After the placards were made, guests were then assigned to their tables by “Bridge Name,” instead of a number! As it was so unique, the idea instantly made for small-talk conversation to let the guests get to know each other at the table! Purchase enough clean, antique postcards, in your choice of scenery. You may want to select a special one for the Head Table. Optional – If possible, instead of using ‘Table 1, 2, 3’ ~ caption each postcard with a unique name. Since the postcards we were using were of covered bridges in Vermont, we captioned each mat with the Bridge & Town Name. This method is especially attractive if you can have it done in calligraphy. Attach 4 self-adhesive corner (transparent) backings to each postcard. Center, and attach the postcard to the mat fr
