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Take a Number: Table Numbers With Personality
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Cirque du Seat
Enhance your wedding’s décor with table names and designs that reflect your theme. Circus-themed label and stand, from Beau Papier.
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Chalk One Up
Teach your guests a lesson in creativity with crafty chalkboards. Chalkboard, from MiMi Design.
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Message on a Bottle
Allow your guests to toast the newlyweds over a bottle of wine that doubles as a table number. Cheers to you—and everyone else. Wine label, from MiMi Design
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Nod to Nature
Calling all nature lovers. This birch holder and Lake Minnetonka sign adds a rustic effect while keeping it pretty and personal. Birch tree holder and Lake Minnetonka sign, from MiMi Design
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One if by Land
Planning a trendy event? Be sure to include a lantern, which is currently the most coveted wedding accoutrement. Lantern, from Après Party and Tent Rental.
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Showtime
Why use a number when you have your favorite shows to guide the way? Find a topic you both love and let variations of that set the seating stage. Playbill, from MiMi Design.
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Spin You Round
If you and your groom love to groove, let the music move you to use a table number your guests will never forget. Record, from MiMi Design.
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Cut It Out
Laser cutting is all the rage in paper trends this year. Keep your table numbers current with this cutting-edge design. Laser-cut number and tree holder, from
Watermark Stationery.
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Paint by Numbers
For tradition with a twist, paint your numbers on wooden blocks that match the theme of your wedding—they’ll blend without being boring. Painted wooden number, from Paperista.
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Burning Love
There’s nothing more romantic than a candlelit evening. Enhance your setting with table numbers that create an illuminating glow. Etched glass canister, from MiMi Design.
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What’s Your Sign?
For a hip twist to your décor, use readerboard digits to designate your tables. Bonus: They’re cheap and easy to find. Sign numbers, from MiMi Design.
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Mail It In
Who would have thought that address numbers could make such a catchy addition?
It sounds so easy but looks so hip.
Address numbers, from MiMi Design.
Creativity knows no bounds when it comes to planning a wedding—and table numbers are no exception. Tented cards and simple stands are a thing of the past; the table numbers of today boast details that pack some serious personality.