Here is round 2 or our wedding projects!

Our programs were inspired by Cyd’s cute little booklet programs (I even had the same corner punch from when we did our save the dates! Hope that’s not too weird, Cyd…). I loved how mini they were so I made little 4.25″x 5.5″ booklets for our programs, printed all here at home on …

Well, at least that’s what I keep telling myself because it’s all I can think about these days!  Fortunately, it’s not the tables themselves or really what’s going on them that’s keeping me up at night, it’s the gosh darned table numbers!

I know exactly the shape/size/dimensions of all the tables and where they’re each going to be located in the reception …

Love this idea from Anne-Marie at Perfect Bound – spice jars as table numbers!

{Anthropologie}

The official (which I am still sad I didn’t get to ride!) dropped our guests off at the front gates of Turner Field, the site of our Welcome Party. All of the guests were instructed to wear red, white, and navy (and preferably Braves gear!).

{Image via Feisty Tourist}

We got SO lucky with the weather – the day we arrived, …

Heidi created these wine bottle table numbers for her friends Sandor and Svetlana’s wedding.  A pretty and simple project, it took her approximately two hours to make 16!

All you will need are coordinating papers, scissors, adhesive and a printer.  Cut and mat your cards to desired width/height.  Affix layers.  To create the table numbers, print your typeface (be sure to use …

Samantha (who created this gorgeous matching invitation set too!) is making table numbers and place cards for her January wedding.

Samantha says:

For the table cards, I wanted to make the names/table number part as easy as possible, since it would come down to right before the wedding before I’d be able to complete these, due to RSVPs. What I decided …

Tina designed and created beautiful place cards and table numbers for a friend’s wedding using items from Paper Source.

{Thomas Kachadurian}

Supplies for the table numbers: Paper Source 5 1/2″ square cards and 5″ circle stickers (these have been discontinued; the look could be achieved with their new sheets of 4″ round labels).

Supplies for the place cards: Paper Source place cards and …

Lauren created these easy but beautiful table numbers using her engagement picture and Photoshop.

Print and mat on cardstock – voila!

A lucky visit to my favorite store in New York, Tinsel Trading, provided a simple solution to one of my wedding-day decor dilemmas. These adorable beaded letters are sold there for $10/each – and even if 18 tables x $10 had seemed reasonable, I still would have made my own set. Luckily for me, Tinsel Trading only offers these as …