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Creative place cards, bold linens and unexpected china all come together to make these wedding table setting ideas shine.
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Into the Woods
The place cards in this rustic setting by Manvi Drona-Hidalgo get some height from birch log slices that echo the wood bark chargers.
Gold, Greenery & Candles
From: Abby Larson
Photo By: Style Me Pretty/ Simply Sarah Photography
Lining the length of the table, silver dollar eucalyptus and gold tapered candles add simple, elegant color to this formal table setting.
Go Green
Wheat sprigs and solidago tied together with twine create an organic feel for this table setting. Green linen napkins are elegantly layered with the plates and chargers. Set against the wood table, this look is a great option for a spring, summer or fall wedding.
Plated Petals
Fabric flower pom-pom pins add individual drama to each place setting in this stunning tablescape. As a bonus, guests can wear them at the wedding or take them home as favors.
Glitzy Table Runner
The otherwise simple white-on-white scheme here is made dressy with a DIY table runner made entirely out of metallic gold confetti. (The bottle of bubbly is an extra-luxurious touch from stylist Camille Styles.)
Stunning Southwest
Photo By: Courtesy of Katie Kalafat
Featuring gold hand-lettering, small slices of light pink agate denote seating arrangements at this eye-catching Southwestern-themed sweetheart table.
Repurposed Card Holders
These place card holders were made from an unlikely material: florist frog pins. Coated with gold spray paint and glitter, they're wedding-ready and hold the card stock name cards upright.
Beachy Texture
Photo By: Devon Donnaho Photography. Styling By: Katie Kalafat
Let texture be the star of your table. Rustic, nautical elements like grasses, linen and driftwood are right at home at a seaside ceremony. Add a piece of personliazed driftwood at each place setting as a sweet, natural memento.
DIY Sun Print Place Cards
Photo By: Jason Kisner
Remember this fun craft you did as a kid? It's back in a big, grown up way. Cut and fold a completed sun print to make a chic, garden-themed place card, then write each guest's name with silver or gold permanent marker. Learn how to make sun prints >>
High Profile
Silhouettes of the bride and groom in profile would be beautiful place card keepsakes and a very vintage nod to tradition.
Stunning Stripes
Striped and patterned table linens are a hot wedding trend that's easy to incorporate. You can go bold in color as shown here or use something more subtle that guests can admire once they're seated.
Poetry and Plants
Consider all the details for the wedding table setup to make a beautiful vignette that complements your style. Here, plant sprigs paired with lines of love poetry make lovely place cards for a rustic, woodland themed wedding.
Festive for Fall
Photo By: Jason Kisner
If you're planning a fall wedding, take advantage of the seasonal colors and include them in your palette. Throw in unexpected colors like pink to change up the autumnal tones. Gourds make lovely vases, too.
Bright and Springy
Photo By: Rustic White Photography
Spring doesn't have to be all about pastels. It's okay to bring in bold punches of color that complement them. Coral, celadon, hot pink and light aqua all work together to create this beautiful setting.
Vintage Tea Party
Photo By: She-N-He Photography
Vintage elegance is all the rage in weddings these days. Having a charming backyard wedding? Dainty tea cups with handmade place cards and floral print plates will perfectly accent that.
Winter Wonderland
From: Lynn Coulter
Photo By: Emily Ann Hughes Photography
Silver and white mixed with red and blush floral arrangements makes for a beautiful winter setting that's both timeless and elegant. Set the table with mercury glass votives and candlesticks for an added dose of class.
Apple Orchard
From: Marian Parsons
Photo By: Marian Parsons, Mustard Seed Interiors
Pass on the traditional pumpkin look for fall and opt for apples instead. Incorporate the apple theme into the food and drink menu as well by serving warm apple cider and apple-flavored desserts.
Potted Plants
Photo By: Rachel Whyte
No need for fresh cuts here! Potted plants are a stunning and sometimes less-expensive alternative to fresh cut blooms.
Bold & Exotic Color
From: H. Camille Smith
Photo By: H. Camille Smith
You can use bold color and still be tasteful. Try turquoise and gold, for instance. For this look, dark magenta flowers, succulents and greenery fill the centerpiece to complement the place setting without overwhelming the tablescape.
Lace & Burlap
From: Katie Meyers
Photo By: Cheyenne Mojica Photography
Lace and burlap are a match made in heaven for a sweet, country wedding day. For a light and springy feel, use soft yellow and lavender as shown here or you can vary the color scheme to master the look for any season.
Rustic Elegance
Photo By: She-N-He Photography
Vintage medicine bottles, brass candlesticks and wooden flower boxes create a classy farm-to-table look perfect for a barn-style wedding.
Citrus in the Summer
The citrus duo orange and yellow pair perfectly together for a Southern summer wedding. For an outdoor reception in the middle of the heat, consider serving your guests sparkling lemonade to help them cool down.
Mini Pumpkin Place Cards
Photo By: Hortus Ltd.
Use an assortment of gray, white and painted metallic pumpkins for a classy approach to a fall setting. Mini white pumpkins make great place card holders and double as favors.
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