Wedding Stationery Suite
Type the names, date, time and venue once and choose what to make: invitations, an order of the day, a menu, place cards, or all four. Every piece shares the same frame and colours, and the wording on the invitation is yours to change.
Guest names go only where they belong: on place cards, and on invitations only when you choose one invitation per guest. Import the guest list from a CSV file with name, table and seat columns. Everything is made in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
Downloads: PDF, Project file, PNG
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How to use the Wedding Stationery Suite
- Choose a design: Restrained (a fine double rule), Editorial (a tinted side band) or Display (a scalloped frame).
- Enter the couple's names, the date, the time and the venue, and change the invitation wording if you like.
- Tick what to make. Add guests (or import a CSV) for place cards, programme items for the order of the day, and courses for the menu.
- Choose Create document and check every page in the viewer, then download the PDF, or PNG images of the pages.
- Place cards print eight to a sheet with grey cut lines; cut them out and fold along the dashed line so the name faces your guests.
Example
A spring wedding at a riverside boathouse: an A5 invitation, a six-item order of the day, a four-course menu and 120 place cards sorted by table, all in plum with a scalloped frame.
What it does not do
- Stationery only. There is no marriage certificate, licence, register or ceremony form, and none can be made here.
- The venue is printed as ordinary text. There are no logo or company fields.
- Place card names must fit on one line; very long names are refused by row so you can shorten them.
- Colours on screen and on your printer can differ; print one test sheet first.
- Up to 250 pages and 500 entries in any list.
Documents are made in your browser and are not uploaded or stored by Zerdly. Check the finished document before you use it.
Related builders
- Invitation BuilderDesign a printable invitation as a card, a print sheet of four with crop marks, or a social image, with an optional matching back panel.
- Seating Chart BuilderPlan who sits where: drag guests onto tables, place the tables in the room, and print a scaled seating plan with find-your-seat posters.
- Place Card BuilderPrint place cards for every guest: folded tent cards or flat cards, with names that fit, the table and seat, and cut and fold guides.
- Event Run Sheet BuilderMake an event run sheet with cue numbers, parallel tracks, owners and locations, and a separate guest programme that leaves out crew details.