Kids' party place cards

Kids' party place cards

This set prints ten place cards for a children's party, Mia to Max, each in the next colour of WallKiwi's bright mix with the name in big playful lettering and a fine border. Each card is 90 by 55 mm folded, the name on both sides, and four print on an A4 sheet, so ten cards take three sheets.

Last reviewed 3 October 2026

About this version

Place cards at a children's party keep the peace: they stop the race for the seat next to the birthday child, split up best friends who wind each other up, and show which plate belongs to whom. Children also like to take their card home. This set prints each child's name in WallKiwi's playful lettering, a bouncy, hand-drawn style, inside a fine double border, with every card in the next colour of the bright mix: coral, sunshine yellow, kiwi green, sky blue, lilac and berry. On the yellow cards the name prints in dark green so it can be read. The ten sample names are Mia, Leo, Ava, Noah, Isla, Freddie, Zara, Arlo, Poppy and Max.

Each card is 90 by 110 mm flat and folds across the middle into a tent 90 by 55 mm on each side, with the name on both halves so it reads from either side of the table. Four cards fit a portrait A4 sheet, so ten cards take three sheets, the last with two. Short names print large, filling the card, and every name in the set is the same size unless one is much longer.

Type the children's names one per line. Spell them the way the parents do, since children notice. Add a star or a heart instead of the border for a party theme, or a second line after a bar for each child's party bag colour or team for the games: Leo | Red team. Choose pastels for a baby's first birthday or a christening, where the guests are mostly grown-ups.

Print at 100% on white card. Children's party tables get knocked, so score each fold firmly and stand the cards at the back of each plate rather than at the edge. A piece of putty under a card stops it sliding off a plastic tablecloth. At the end of the party, slip each card into that child's party bag so it goes home with them.