How can I get the table plan and place cards printed?

Hi Malik,

If you visit an invitation store, they can guide you through the process of creating placecards and organising a table plan.  If you have a digital document ready to print, you can generally print through that store or visit a printer.  If  we can be of assistance, please let us know.  Kind Regards, Cat

(Invitations by Scrapbook Secrets, WA)

Hi Malik!

You can take your printable decor items to your local print shop to have them printed. Officeworks are particularly awesome for large signs and table plans because they are cheap, however their paper quality for place cards (and invites, etc.) can be lacking. Another good Australia-wide option is Snap Printing, who we've had a lot of customers rave about and is our favourite Aussie printing company for paper and print quality. You can ask to view their paper stock options as well as previous printing work they have done to make sure they are up-to-scratch :)

Your stationery provider may also offer a printing service, it may be worthwhile asking. Hope this helps!

Thanks,
Daniel

The Printable Shop

Hi Ms Malik Arunachalam,

One way you could get these printed, is to hire a graphic designer or if you know a friend who is a graphic designer to
create the artwork in a design program and send it to a printer of your choosing in your local area. Before you do this contact your favourite printer and talk to them about your vision and ask for their specifications instructions on supplying your own artwork. Some printers do have their own graphic designers as well.

You are welcome to ring me for a detailed explanation on this process.

Kind Regards

Norie

Mob: 0413280100

Hey Malik,

No worries at all. It's best to contact us individually for a quote.

The best way to start, is to tell us:

• What size table plan you need. A3, A2 or A1?
• Would you like a printed sheet to put in a frame, or would you like it mounted on a board to stand alone on an easel?
• How many place cards do you need?

Feel free to send us inspirational images of the styles you like. Some print methods like white ink or foil will cost more than digital printing.

Cheers,

Lava @LavaStationery