Table numbers in words

Table numbers in words

This set prints table numbers in words, One to Twelve, in gold handwriting lettering with Table above each word and a short rule with a diamond, inside a fine double frame. The cards are flat A5, 148 by 210 mm, two to a landscape A4 sheet, so twelve cards take six sheets and fit A5 frames and stands.

Last reviewed 3 October 2026

About this version

Writing the table numbers out in words, Table One rather than Table 1, is a small change that makes the cards look like part of the wedding stationery rather than a restaurant's. This set prints One to Twelve in WallKiwi's handwriting lettering, a soft, written style, with Table above each word and a short rule with a diamond between them. Everything prints in gold, which comes out as a warm mustard tone, inside a fine double frame.

The cards are flat and portrait, 148 mm wide and 210 mm tall, which is A5. They print two to a landscape A4 sheet, side by side, with one dashed cut line down the middle, so twelve cards take six sheets. A5 is the size most table number frames, wooden blocks with a slot, wire holders and small easels are made for. Every word in the set is printed at the same size, so short words such as One and Two match the longer Eleven and Twelve.

The words go up to Forty, so change the first and last table to suit your room, such as One to Eight or Three to Fifteen. Keep Table above the word, change it to another word, or leave it blank. For tents that stand without a holder, choose the folded tent card. If gold does not suit your colours, choose sage, navy, berry or charcoal; for real metallic lettering, choose black and white and print on gold card, which most home printers will feed one sheet at a time.

Print at 100% on card, cut down the middle of each sheet with a craft knife and a metal ruler for a straight edge, and slide each card into its frame or holder. If a holder's slot is shallow, the card stands better on 300 gsm card. Put the frames in the middle of each table at a height guests can see over the flowers. Number the tables so they run in order from the door, and use the same words on the table plan.