When couples think about wedding stationery, invitations are often the first thing that comes to mind. But the paper details that appear on your wedding day are just as important. Day of wedding stationery ties your entire celebration together and guides guests through the event.
Your day of wedding stationery serves both a functional and aesthetic purpose. These pieces help guests know where to go, what is happening next, and where they should sit, all while showcasing your wedding style. When designed along with your invitations, these details create an experience that feels thought out from start to finish.
Working with one designer for everything ensures your fonts, colors, and design elements are showcased throughout the entire day.
Welcome SignYour welcome sign sets the tone the moment guests arrive. It introduces your wedding aesthetic and makes the ceremony space feel warm and intentional. This piece often includes your names and wedding date and can be styled formally or casually depending on your celebration.
Ceremony programs are especially helpful if your ceremony includes multiple readings, cultural traditions, or religious elements. Even for shorter ceremonies, programs give guests something beautiful to hold and often become keepsakes.
Whether you choose a large seating chart or individual escort cards, this piece is essential for guiding guests to their tables. Beyond function, it is also one of the most photographed paper moments of the day, making cohesive design especially important.
Table numbers help guests and vendors navigate the reception space with ease, while place cards add a refined, personal touch to each table setting. These small details play a big role in creating an elevated guest experience.
Bar signs and drink menus help keep lines moving and clearly communicate what is being served. Custom signage can showcase specialty cocktails or reflect your personality as a couple, all while staying consistent with your overall stationery design.
If you are offering favors, small tags or signs explaining what they are and inviting guests to take one are often overlooked. These details help your favors feel intentional rather than like an afterthought.
A simple sign indicating where cards and gifts should be placed avoids confusion and ensures nothing gets misplaced during the celebration.
From dessert tables to late night snacks, signage helps guests understand what is available and enhances the visual presentation of these areas.
Planning day of wedding stationery does not have to feel overwhelming. When you work with Julia Kay Design, I guide you through what you actually need based on your wedding plans. I also help design all pieces to coordinate perfectly with your invitations, and manage the details so you can focus on enjoying your engagement.
Every paper detail is designed to reflect your style and make your wedding day feel effortless and elevated.
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