• 2010-03-05T03:00:13Z District Weddings

    As I get ready to kick off “wedding season” this weekend (stay tuned to see the pictures later this spring!), I cannot stop thinking about how the small, thoughtful details really set an event apart from the rest. These escort card ideas are unique, stylish and inspiring. What are you doing for your wedding? Has anyone seen a display that they loved? ...

  • 2008-05-14T06:53:00Z With This Ring

    They completely stump me. I've gotten as far as deciding that we're going to only do table assignments, not individual seats. My Mom is making a runner for the escort card table (which will be a 6ft table) so we've got that covered. I know where the table will be placed in the tent. I've even found a calligrapher to write each card for a really reasonable rate. What stumps me is how to display those suckers on the table! Originally, I liked the idea of hanging cards from a "tree" (or multiple trees) like this idea via Style Me Pretty: And then we attended a wedding that executed a similar idea...

  • 2010-04-09T13:47:00Z Sparkle and Hay Wedding Blog

    Escort cards... I hadn't even given them more than one thought until the other day (and even since then my thoughts on them have been minimal - must make it past the save-the-dates first).  After a quickie-search these caught my eye....Don't the butterflies just have a lighthearted feel to them?And I like this matching set for table numbers and escort cards - very sweet. Maybe I can use something like this for the rehearsal dinner... or it could be cute at the bridal shower (are you reading this Lara?)From the Etsy shop of  TimelessPaper...

  • 2008-09-16T08:02:00Z With This Ring

    We decided to go with the wishing rock idea for the escort cards, and once again Michele Clark came through with some beautiful calligraphy for the cards!I can hardly wait to see how they look all laid out on the table! The large glass container for the rocks will be in the middle, then there will be two hydrangea arrangements on either end. It is so surreal to see it all finally coming together......

  • 2009-10-16T02:00:00Z Victoria with Roses

    Our escort cards were printed on the back with a quote from Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms: At night, there was the feeling that we had come home, feeling no longer alone, waking in the night to find the other one there, and not gone away; all other things were unreal... We were never lonely and never afraid when we were together....

  • 2009-03-06T06:00:58Z San Diego Wedding Insider Blog

    An escort card is a card with a guest’s name on it that lets them know where they are going to be sitting for the reception. You can also think of this as a “seating card” that lets a person know where they will be sitting. This is different than a place card. A place card is typically used on the tables showing which place setting (or seat) they will be at on the table. Many weddings these days let guests choose their own exact seat at the table, so a place card may not even be needed. This post has a few ideas on how to display your escort cards for your guests so they can easily find ...

  • It's not every day we come across handmade escort cards that steal our hearts - pun intended. These cute cards - handmade with love - feature colorful hearts with varying patterns and prints. Perfect for weddings, bridal showers, rehearsal dinners and parties. Where were these cards when I was planning my wedding? By The Ruffly Owl. The Ruffly Owl is a featured artisan in The Marketplace. Check out the shop for more cute cards, tags, and other paper goods.More coming up soon! -THE EB TEAM...

  • 2011-01-07T02:00:47Z District Weddings

    If you live in D.C., you are most likely familiar with the Metro…it zips us from one end of the District to the other, and even all the way into Virginia and Maryland.  So, I am going WILD about this twist on escort cards – the brain child of A. Dominick Events! Photography: Armin Photography How is that for some D.C. inspiration?! Wishing you all a happy weekend!!...

  • 2011-06-07T13:00:00Z Brides.com

    Photo: Courtesy of Love Me Do Photography I came across this great escort card idea this morning and think the rustic display would work well at a relaxed wedding held at a farm, barn, or backyard. It would make a fairly easy DIY project, I think. First, long branches were bound together to create a frame, then escort cards with each guest's name and table number were attached to rows of twine using miniature wooden clothespins. How are you displaying your escort cards? —Heather Lee See more escort card ideas in our Invites & Stationery Gallery....

  • 2010-11-10T22:00:00Z Merriment Events

    When you host a seated dinner there are two types of cards to consider: escort cards and place cards. Escort cards are a must if you’re hosting a large seated dinner {i.e. more than one table}. They go on display in a place that is easily accessible to guests during cocktail hour. They communicate one crucial piece of info: what table your guests are to sit at during dinner. If you’re doing a traditional tented card, the name goes on the outside and the table number goes on the inside {see the first image}. There are lots of variations on escort card design but be sure to include the guest...