Gold Line Flowers Spilling Over a Slate Blue Card
Large flowers and leaves drawn in fine gold lines spill from the top left across the upper half of this portrait card. A thin gold frame outlines the lower half. The date 2X-9-20XX sits above DAVID MILLER in bold gold capitals, between two gold rules, with TABLE NINE beneath.
A Portrait Card for Standing or Hanging
The card is 4.13 x 5.83 inches in portrait. It suits a card holder, a place on a plate or a small stand, and it also works as a tag on a favour box.
Fixing the Date Placeholder
The date line reads 2X-9-20XX, a half finished placeholder, so replace it with the real wedding date. Then edit DAVID MILLER and TABLE NINE. Keep names in capitals to match the set, or switch every card to title case.
Preparing the Slate Card
- Fix the date line.
- Type the guest name.
- Set the table.
- Check the gold rules.
- Print on matte card.
A Modern Palette in Slate and Gold
Grey blue with gold feels contemporary and calm. It is a popular combination for winter, art gallery and city weddings, and it pairs with white tablecloths well.
Line Art Flowers as Decoration
The flowers are outlines, so they look light and airy rather than heavy. They also use little ink, which keeps the card cheap to print in bulk.
The Bottom Half for Text
Leaving the lower half for text means the name never fights the flowers. If you want to add a meal choice, put it under the table line, in a smaller size.
Capitals and Letter Spacing
Capital letters look strong and clear. With long surnames, reduce the font size slightly, so the name stays between the two gold rules.
Matching a Menu Card
The same flower art would look great on a menu or a program. If you build a set, keep the slate background and gold lines identical throughout.
Test Printing the Grey Blue
Mid tone greys sometimes print with a colour cast. Run a test, and adjust the grey if it looks green or purple compared with your napkins.
A Memento for Guests
Some couples let guests keep their card as a memento. A date on the card turns it into a small souvenir of the day.
Step by Step Editing of the Wedding Place Card Vertical Gold Line Flowers Slate Design
- On the wedding place card vertical gold line flowers slate 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 vertical gold line flowers slate design, checking each against a trusted source.
- Search the wedding place card vertical gold line flowers slate design for the words Lorem and Company so that no placeholder remains.
- Click any logo or photo on the wedding place card vertical gold line flowers slate design, choose Replace Image and resize the new picture to fit.
- Zoom the wedding place card vertical gold line flowers slate design to full size and read each line aloud before you save it.
- Keep a clean master of the wedding place card vertical gold line flowers slate design without private details, so later versions start tidy.
Consider the dark green vertical place card. Similar designs include the eucalyptus place card. Compare it with the black arch place card. The rest of the series around the wedding place card vertical gold line flowers slate design is in wedding place card templates.
