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Wedding Table Number Maker — big-number cards, type and done

Every table at the reception needs a number so guests find their seats. This maker centers a large number with the couple's names and date in an elegant setting: change one number for the next card, switch palette for a new look, and download a 5×7 inch 300dpi image to print and slot into a frame or acrylic stand. Runs locally in your browser — no login, no watermark.

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Wedding table number maker preview

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reception card

TABLE
Output previewEditable output

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300dpi print-ready · local · no watermark · nothing uploaded

How to use wedding table number maker

  1. 1Add the couple's names / date (top line, optional).
  2. 2Type the label (e.g. Table) and the number.
  3. 3Pick a palette and check the preview.
  4. 4Download; change the number and repeat for a full set.

Why use Poster Cat's Wedding Table Number Maker?

  • Big and legible: the number auto-fills the space, readable from across the room.
  • Consistent set: export card after card in one palette for a unified look.
  • Print-ready 5×7: fits a photo frame or acrylic stand.

Frequently asked questions

What size are wedding table numbers?

5×7 inch portrait is common — slotted into a frame or acrylic stand on the table. This tool exports at 5×7, 300dpi, and scales down cleanly to 4×6.

How do I make a whole set quickly?

Make one card, then change only the number (leave everything else) and download each one to get a perfectly consistent set.

Do they need framing?

It depends on your style. Simple cardstock works printed and stood up; for a polished look, slot them into a frame or an L-shaped acrylic stand.

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Last verified

2026-06-17

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PosterCat editorial desk

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Poster export review

Primary sources

  • Browser Canvas APIs
  • Curated poster, promo and social-size presets
  • User-provided copy and uploaded images

Poster exports are design assets. Check print bleed, platform rules, trademark permissions and final copy before publishing.