Valentine's table cards: place cards, a reserved sign and table numbers

Valentine's table cards are folded tent cards and place cards for a Valentine's dinner or a party table. Each is a flat printable sheet with the fold line marked. The three cards are place cards with a blank panel, a Reserved for Two tent, and numbered table cards in hearts. Each comes as watercolor roses, modern geometric or black and gold. Type a setting, such as a wedding table, and the card is drawn to it.

• place cards for a dinner for two
• a reserved sign for a restaurant table
• numbered table cards for a party
• a name card for a shared table

Frequently asked questions

Where do I fold the card?

Along the dashed fold line marked across each card, so it stands like a tent.

Can I write names on the place cards?

Yes. Each place card has a blank name panel on the front, with the word Guest above it.

What does the table number sheet show?

Four table cards numbered 1 to 4, each inside a heart, with fold lines marked.

How do the three styles differ?

Rose garden has watercolor roses along the top and serif lettering. Modern geometric has flat overlapping hearts and sans-serif lettering, and black and gold has a thin gold border and script.

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