Blue and Maroon Roses Framing a Bold Guest Name
Watercolour roses in dusty blue and deep maroon with golden leaves frame the top and bottom of this card, over a pale blue wash. The guest name sits in the middle in large bold maroon capitals, and the table runs below in a grey script. The strong name and soft flowers make a nice contrast that reads well from across a table.
Flower Bands Top and Bottom
The card is 3.5 x 2 inches. The flowers form two bands, and the name fills the clear centre band. The page name says double sided, but the design shows one side, so copy it to a second page if you want a back.
A Misspelt Sample Name
The sample name reads JHON SMITH, a misspelling of John. Type each guest’s name in its place, keeping the bold capitals or switching to mixed case. The table line reads Table Seven in script.
Preparing the Rose Cards
- Replace the sample name.
- Set the table.
- Add a back if needed.
- Print on card.
- Cut and place.
Dusty Blue and Burgundy Palettes
Dusty blue and burgundy are popular for autumn and winter weddings. The roses suit that palette and pair well with navy or grey suits. Grey or navy table linen completes the look.
Making It Double Sided
To print both sides, duplicate the page, keep the name on both and print back to back. Check alignment on a test sheet first.
Bold Names for Large Rooms
Large bold capitals are easy to read in big venues. That helps guests find their seat quickly. Bold names also help older guests read the card.
Printing Watercolour Bands
Print on matte card so the watercolour stays soft.
Escort Cards
The same design works as escort cards on a table at the entrance.
Sorting Cards by Table Before the Day
Sort the finished cards by table number and keep each table’s cards together with a paper clip. On the day, whoever sets the tables can work through one bundle at a time, which saves a lot of searching and keeps the seating plan accurate.
Using the Rose Place Cards
Sort them alphabetically for the escort table. A quick final check of spellings on the morning saves embarrassment.
Step by Step Editing of the Jhon Smith Blue Maroon Roses Design
- On the jhon smith blue maroon roses design, click the main headline and type your own words, keeping a similar length.
- Retype every name, date and contact line on the jhon smith blue maroon roses design, checking each against a trusted source.
- Search the jhon smith blue maroon roses design for the words Lorem and Company so that no placeholder remains.
- Click any logo or photo on the jhon smith blue maroon roses design, choose Replace Image and resize the new picture to fit.
- Zoom the jhon smith blue maroon roses design to full size and read each line aloud before you save it.
- Keep a clean master of the jhon smith blue maroon roses design without private details, so later versions start tidy.
Similar designs include the floral border place card. Compare it with the autumn leaf place card. You may also like the elegant Christmas place card. Every jhon smith blue maroon roses style alternative sits in name place card templates.
