A wedding menu with up to six courses
The card has a heading (“Dinner” or your own) and up to six courses, each with a title and a description. Use “or” lines for a choice of mains, as in the filled example.
Menu · $6 · 4 designs
Wedding menu template for tall 4 × 9 menu cards
Our wedding menu template for tall 4 × 9 inch cards lists up to six courses at each place setting. It comes in the design of your invitation and table numbers.
All 13 pieces in your design for $39
The menu is also in the day-of suite ($29) and the full suite. The full suite’s 13 pieces cost$97 if bought separately.See the sets
The menu is also in the day-of suite ($29) and the full suite. The full suite’s 13 pieces cost
4 × 9 in
Up to six coursesUS Letter and A4
Plus single-card PDFs and 300 ppi JPGs6 palettes + your color
And 2 layouts for every pieceEdit in your browser
Google Chrome on your computer, offlineWhat you get
What is in the dinner menu download?
Every dinner menu download holds a personalizer, a filled example and a blank version. The card is 4 × 9 in, two per US Letter sheet or one per A4 sheet, with up to six courses. You also get single-card PDFs and JPGs at 300 ppi. You edit it in Google Chrome on your computer.
| Sizes | 4 × 9 in |
|---|---|
| What you edit | The heading and up to six courses. |
| Per sheet | 2 per US Letter sheet, 1 per A4 sheet |
| Printing | Cardstock. Print at Actual size (100%); a 1 in (25 mm on A4) check bar is on most sheets. Cardstock 80–110 lb cover (216–300 gsm) for cards. |
| Files | PDFs on US Letter and on A4, single-card PDFs at the exact size for print shops, JPGs at 300 ppi; each as filled example and blank. Plus the personalizer and a start guide (START-HERE.pdf). |
| Color and layout | 6 palettes per design or your own color; 2 layouts. Fonts are fixed per design. |
| Editing | In the personalizer, in Google Chrome on your computer. It works offline and uploads nothing. Not included: editing in other programs, envelopes, printed cards. |
| Use | Personal use for your own wedding; no resale. |
Good to know
Four looks for the menu card
Choose olive sprigs, a fine arch, an engraved border or a sand arch with dried grasses. Each design has two layouts and six palettes, plus your own color.
Menu card size for wedding tables: 4 × 9 in
A 4 × 9 inch card lies neatly on a dinner plate or a folded napkin. The template prints two per US Letter sheet and one per A4 sheet, with crop marks.
How it works
You buy a personalizer, not a finished file
- 1Choose and buyPick the design and the pieces. Checkout is by Stripe.
- 2Open your personalizerYour download link arrives by email right away. Open the personalizer from the folder in Google Chrome on your computer.
- 3Make it yoursType your names, date and wording once. Every card updates as you type; change the colors or the layout if you like.
- 4PrintClick Download PDF and print at home or at a print shop.
The personalizer
Type it once. Every piece follows.
Your details live in one place. In a set, a single personalizer holds every piece: switch between them with the tabs. Save backup carries your details to any other piece of the same design.
- Your names fitLong names and extra lines are fitted within limits. If something still does not fit, the page says which field before the download.
- Six palettes or your own colorOne click recolors every piece. Type any color: a color too light to read on white paper is refused, a slightly light one darkened.
- Two layouts for every pieceFor example corner sprays or a crest on the Olive Grove invitation.
- Download PDF, at the right sizeMade inside the page at the right size for US Letter or A4, or as single cards for a print shop, so there is nothing to scale. Print at Actual size (100%).
- Private and offlineOpen it in Google Chrome on your computer. Everything stays on your computer; nothing is uploaded.
Complete the suite
Matching pieces, one price
Every set comes in each of the four designs and has one personalizer for all its pieces. The struck-through figure is what the same pieces cost one by one.
Related guide
Read the guide first
Guests with a nut allergy, and everyone who loves food, want to know what's coming before the plates do.
FAQ
Questions couples ask
What size should a menu card be for a wedding?
Tall, narrow menu cards are usual at each place setting. Ours is 4 × 9 in and lies on a plate or a folded napkin.
What order should a menu be in?
A menu follows the order the food arrives: starter, main course, then dessert. Our template holds up to six courses, each with a title and a description, and your names and date at the foot.
What is the typical menu for a wedding?
A typical wedding dinner has a starter, a main course with a choice of two dishes, and a dessert. Our menu card lists each course with a short description, and an “or” line marks a choice.
Do you do a menu for a buffet wedding?
A buffet wedding can use one menu card per table or a few cards at the buffet. Our menu takes up to six courses, so it can list the dishes in the order guests meet them.
What are common menu design mistakes?
Common menu mistakes are too many words, tiny type and dish names guests cannot read in low light. Keep each course to a title and one short line. Our card holds up to six courses, each with a title and a description.
What are some creative ways to display the menu at a wedding?
A menu card can lie on each plate, sit tucked into a folded napkin or stand beside the place card. Our 4 × 9 in card is made for the plate or the napkin, with one card per guest.
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