Wedding Place Card Maker — guest name cards, type and done
Place cards (escort cards) sit at each guest's seat with their name and an optional table number. This maker uses an elegant centered name setting: type the guest's name and get a card, then download a standard 3.5×2 inch landscape, 300dpi image to print and fold into a tent card at each setting. Runs locally in your browser — no login, no watermark.
Guest name
seat card
Template starters
3 ideas300dpi print-ready · local · no watermark · nothing uploaded
How to use wedding place card maker
- 1Add the couple's names / monogram (top line, optional).
- 2Type the guest's name (e.g. Mr. Daniel Reed).
- 3Add a table number (optional) and pick a palette.
- 4Download; repeat per guest for a full set.
Why use Poster Cat's Wedding Place Card Maker?
- Standard size: 3.5×2 inch landscape, fold into a tent card.
- Name first: a large centered name guests recognize at a glance.
- Watermark-free: your guest list never uploads; export each card free.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a place card and an escort card?
An escort card usually sits at the entrance and tells guests which table they're at; a place card sits at a specific seat and says whose seat it is. Sizes and layouts are similar — this tool makes both; the difference is whether you add the exact seat.
What's the standard place card size?
3.5×2 inches (landscape) is the most common — print and fold along the center into a tent card. This tool exports at that flat size, 300dpi.
How do I make cards for dozens of guests?
Set the layout once, then change only the name (and table) and download each card. Names and tables never upload — it all happens locally.
Updated · Poster Cat team
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Last verified
2026-06-17
Author
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Primary sources
- Browser Canvas APIs
- Curated poster, promo and social-size presets
- User-provided copy and uploaded images
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