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Menu Question

jessamyn78 Posted:

Menu Question

Our venue does not supply menus for our guests. So, we will print them on our own. I already have something at each place setting, so how many menus should I make per table.

Already on the table we have the centerpieces, donation card/ seed packet at every seat, and the table numbers in frames.
jteach711 Posted:

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I have a lot going on on my tables also/ CP's ,candles, cd favor, bottle opener favor, and table #'s and I am making one menu per person. I just think it will look nicely uniformed that way.

You can have the menu on each plate so it shouldn't be so crowded
jessamyn78 Posted:

Re: Menu Question


Posted by jteach711

I have a lot going on on my tables also/ CP's ,candles, cd favor, bottle opener favor, and table #'s and I am making one menu per person. I just think it will look nicely uniformed that way.

You can have the menu on each plate so it shouldn't be so crowded



I like the look of that but I already have the donation cards with seed packets at every plate so I feel like it will look messy.
babygirlb Posted:

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You can try a circle menu that fits into the chargers. I think that would prevent crowding.

Annoulak Posted:

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The first course at my RH is a fruit plate, and will already be on the table when guests enter the dining room.

Will your first course already be plated?
jessamyn78 Posted:

Re: Menu Question


Posted by Annoulak

The first course at my RH is a fruit plate, and will already be on the table when guests enter the dining room.

Will your first course already be plated?



Yes, I believe so.
Annoulak Posted:

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If the first course is already plated, you can't put the menu o the plate.

How about this:

make the menu like a folded ceremony program: 1 sheet that folded in half. On one side, you print the menu, on the other side you print the donation, and you attach the seed packet to the 'program' with a ribbon.

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