Museum of Modern Art Placecard
The wedding has come and gone. It was absolutely magical and amazing. I will have to post a detailed entry once we get our photographs back from our photographer. As promised, I am posting about our placecards today. The placecards has the same tree design as our invitations, programs, and some other elements. And rather than simply numbering our tables, we decided to bring in our architecture backgrounds and the history of New York City to our wedding. We named each of the tables after a renowned building in New York City. To reflect these table names, we designed a city silhouette cutout. The cut-lines were printed on the backside so that it is not visible.
Placecard Table of skyscrapers
I have to admit these are very tedious to make but completely worth it. I loved the way it came out on the table. Placecards are one of those things where you can get very creative. There are no rules.
Did you have something different for your placecards?
My life is motivated by food. We had chocolate bars wrapped with people’s name and seat assignment so it also served as one of our wedding favors. The wrapping was done by Seating Greetings (http://seatinggreetings.com/w005.html) with our wedding logo and colors.
Amazing! They are so beautiful! I made imitation moo cards with photos of each of my guests and attached them to a pin up board – will post up a pic of them at some point
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