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Easy Personalized Head Table Name Plates DIY

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Easy personalized head table name plates that anyone who can write can do! These are elegant and totally customizable.

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table setting with gold chargers and periwinkle napkins with bride and groom marble name plates on wood table
Andrea Vehige Photography

My husband and I got married in 2019, and we had a decent size wedding party. I think including us, we had 26. With that many, I definitely wanted to have some sort of name cards at the head table.

Even with a small group, it is still nice to have names at each space. Then, there is no confusion! Plus, it makes it a little fancier 🙂

I worked at a tile shop while I was starting to plan, so with all the tile in front of my face, I knew a small piece of tile or large mosaic would be elegant and also, unique.

place settings with chargers napkins and name plates on wood table with greenery
Andrea Vehige Photography

WHAT TYPE OF TILE CAN BE USED TO MAKE TABLE NAME PLATES?

You can really get creative here because you don’t have to worry about damage. These are just being used for decor, so no need to really worry about durability.

Your main concern will be to get a smooth surface. This way, you can easily write on them.

I ended up using 3×6 smooth marble tiles, so they were super easy to write on.

WHAT TYPE OF MARKER SHOULD BE USE?

Use something that will be permanent and won’t smudge. A sharpie marker or paint marker should work well. I went with a gold sharpie marker, myself.

If you end up making a mistake, you can try to dip a cotton swab or q tip in rubbing alcohol and see if it comes off. You should have decent success with that.

long wood table in middle of room with place settings and chairs with white chair covers
Andrea Vehige Photography

TIPS FOR WRITING ON HEAD TABLE NAME PLATES

Often times, I will get on the computer and type out the words I am looking to write. Then, I will select different fonts until I find one I like and that I feel I can mimic.

If you have the time, you can first write the name with a pencil and then marker over it. That way, it is easier to adjust or cover any mistakes.

Also, although these can be done at the last minute, I do not recommend it. These were pretty much the last decor piece I had to write on. My hands were a little shaky from being tired, and it wasn’t the best work. However, even with that, I still think they gave the perfect touch to the head table.

4 place settings with gold chargers, dusty blue napkins, and marble tile on top with name all on wooden surface with greenery runner
Andrea Vehige Photography

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  1. Nicki says

    August 6, 2021 at 11:26 am

    These are beautiful! Great tips! Thank you for sharing!

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    • bloombeautifullyco says

      August 11, 2021 at 1:22 am

      Thank you so much!!

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