A Gold Tent Card With Mirrored Text and White Leaves
Two warm gold panels with a white outer border and a white gap between them make up this card, with fine white leaf drawings in the corners. Each panel carries a bold white guest name over two thin rules and a spaced out table line. The top panel is turned upside down, so the text reads correctly from both sides when the card is folded.
A Tent Card for Both Sides of a Table
The sheet is 5.83 x 4.13 inches. Fold it along the white gap in the middle, and it stands as a tent, with the name visible to the guest and to the person opposite.
Fix the Name Spelling First
The sample name is written THOMOS SHELBEY in both panels, which looks like a typo, since the common spelling is Thomas Shelby. Change both copies, and the spaced out T A B L E E I G H T line, so the upper and lower text match.
Preparing the Tent Card
- Edit the name in both panels.
- Edit the table line in both panels.
- Print on 250 gsm card.
- Score the fold line.
- Fold and stand.
Two Panels That Must Match
Because each name appears twice, every edit has to be done twice. Mismatched names on the two sides are the most common tent card error, so check both before you print.
Scoring the Fold
Press a bone folder or a ruler edge along the white gap before folding. A scored fold looks crisp and stands properly, while a bare fold can bow or crack the ink.
Warm Gold and White Contrast
The warm gold ground suits autumn, rustic and desert themes. The white text and leaves are bright on it, though pale lettering can wash out on very bright prints.
Spaced Letters for the Table Line
The table line uses wide letter spacing, a stylish choice that looks elegant. Retype it carefully, since extra spaces between letters need to be added by hand.
Card Weight for a Tent
Use card of at least 250 gsm, so the tent holds its shape. Thinner paper droops over a long dinner and looks untidy by dessert.
Setting a Long Banquet Table
Tent cards work well on long tables, where guests on both sides need to read names. Place them above the plates, centred, with the fold at the top.
Batches for Large Weddings
Print four to a sheet if you can fit them, and cut with a trimmer. Keep a few blank spare cards in case of last minute guests.
Step by Step Editing of the Wedding Place Card Folded Tent Gold Leaves Design
- On the wedding place card folded tent gold leaves design, click the main headline and type your own words, keeping a similar length.
- Retype every name, date and contact line on the wedding place card folded tent gold leaves design, checking each against a trusted source.
- Search the wedding place card folded tent gold leaves design for the words Lorem and Company so that no placeholder remains.
- Click any logo or photo on the wedding place card folded tent gold leaves design, choose Replace Image and resize the new picture to fit.
- Zoom the wedding place card folded tent gold leaves design to full size and read each line aloud before you save it.
- Keep a clean master of the wedding place card folded tent gold leaves design without private details, so later versions start tidy.
For comparison, open the floral tent card. Consider the gold frame place card. Similar designs include the rustic kraft place card. The rest of the series around the wedding place card folded tent gold leaves design is in wedding place card templates.
